/// <summary> Read the header and tags into memory and verify
/// that the correct type of profile is being used. for encoding.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">ICCProfile
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="ICCProfileInvalidException">for bad signature and class and bad type
/// </exception>
private void initProfile(byte[] data)
{
header = new ICCProfileHeader(data);
tags = ICCTagTable.createInstance(data);
// Verify that the data pointed to by icc is indeed a valid profile
// and that it is possibly of one of the Restricted ICC types. The simplest way to check
// this is to verify that the profile signature is correct, that it is an input profile,
// and that the PCS used is XYX.
// However, a common error in profiles will be to create Monitor profiles rather
// than input profiles. If this is the only error found, it's still useful to let this
// go through with an error written to stderr.
if (ProfileClass == kdwDisplayProfile)
{
string message = "NOTE!! Technically, this profile is a Display profile, not an"
+ " Input Profile, and thus is not a valid Restricted ICC profile."
+ " However, it is quite possible that this profile is usable as"
+ " a Restricted ICC profile, so this code will ignore this state"
+ " and proceed with processing.";
FacilityManager.getMsgLogger().printmsg(CSJ2K.j2k.util.MsgLogger_Fields.WARNING, message);
}
if ((ProfileSignature != kdwProfileSignature) ||
((ProfileClass != kdwInputProfile) && (ProfileClass != kdwDisplayProfile)) || (PCSType != kdwXYZData))
{
throw new ICCProfileInvalidException();
}
}
/// <summary> Read the header and tags into memory and verify
/// that the correct type of profile is being used. for encoding.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">ICCProfile
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="ICCProfileInvalidException">for bad signature and class and bad type
/// </exception>
private void initProfile(byte[] data)
{
header = new ICCProfileHeader(data);
tags = ICCTagTable.createInstance(data);
// Verify that the data pointed to by icc is indeed a valid profile
// and that it is possibly of one of the Restricted ICC types. The simplest way to check
// this is to verify that the profile signature is correct, that it is an input profile,
// and that the PCS used is XYX.
// However, a common error in profiles will be to create Monitor profiles rather
// than input profiles. If this is the only error found, it's still useful to let this
// go through with an error written to stderr.
if (ProfileClass == kdwDisplayProfile)
{
System.String message = "NOTE!! Technically, this profile is a Display profile, not an" + " Input Profile, and thus is not a valid Restricted ICC profile." + " However, it is quite possible that this profile is usable as" + " a Restricted ICC profile, so this code will ignore this state" + " and proceed with processing.";
FacilityManager.getMsgLogger().printmsg(CSJ2K.j2k.util.MsgLogger_Fields.WARNING, message);
}
if ((ProfileSignature != kdwProfileSignature) || ((ProfileClass != kdwInputProfile) && (ProfileClass != kdwDisplayProfile)) || (PCSType != kdwXYZData))
{
throw new ICCProfileInvalidException();
}
}
