Automate the Download of PDF files from Chrome

And here under this privacy and security you need to scroll down. And here we have the content settings click on that. And you need to find here the PDF. Ok. So just find the PDF. Section.

It looks like there are three scenarios that we are dealing with.  First, I needed to switch-off the Adobe Acrobat Chrome Extension:

1. Direct Path to PDF generated on web server

Solution:  Use Java IO Buffered Intput Stream.  

//var url = JavaClasses.java_net.URL.newInstance("http://pathToServer/ServerName?&reportname=Custom_Bol_##########&type=pdf&fileextn=.pdf,Custom_Bol_WM011111111111");
var url = JavaClasses.java_net.URL.newInstance("http://pathToPDF/PDFile.pdf");
var inputStream = url.openStream();

var fileParse = JavaClasses.java_io.BufferedInputStream.newInstance(inputStream);
var docObj = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_pdmodel.PDDocument.load_3(fileParse);

var textStripperObj = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_text.PDFTextStripper.newInstance()
outputString = textStripperObj.getText(docObj);
docObj.close();

Log.Message("Output PDF String = " +outputString)

2. PDF loaded using a long URL and displayed in non-preview mode

Solution:  In this scenerio, I can type 'CTRL S', and save via the Open File Dialog to the folder I need.  This I'm still working on find a reliable method to wait for the PDF file to load in Chrome (Other than a static wait).  After downloaded, I can use the following code:

var firstPDF = ProjectSuite.Path + "\pathToPDF\\BOL_Test.pdf";

var outputString = "";
var orderNumber = "60022500"

var browser = Aliases.browser;
browser.pageReportserv.Keys("^s");

var dlgSaveAs = browser.dlgSaveAs;
var comboBox = dlgSaveAs.DUIViewWndClassName.Explorer_Pane.FloatNotifySink.ComboBox;

comboBox.SetText(firstPDF);
dlgSaveAs.btnSave.ClickButton();

var doc = JavaClasses.java_io.File.newInstance(firstPDF)
var docObj = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_pdmodel.PDDocument.load_2(doc);

var textStripperObj = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_text.PDFTextStripper.newInstance()
outputString = textStripperObj.getText(docObj);
docObj.close();

Log.Message("Output PDF String = " +outputString)

// Run a basic test to find a string of text
if (aqString.Find(outputString, orderNumber) != -1)
Log.Message("Found Order #: " +orderNumber)
else
Log.Error("Didn't find Order # in search string.");

3.  PDF Generated in Preview Mode (Read Only)

Solution:  I'm still working on a way to either download using CTRL 'S' or Buffered Input Stream.  The URL is also lond a has many special characters (for spaces, etc.).