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Hi

In SVN, HeaderPart and FooterPart are now JAXB XML Parts.

I haven't tested them yet, but they should work for opening an existing document (containing headers/footers).

For marshalling, i suspect tomorrow I will need to change things a little, so JAXB knows whether to marshall it as a header or a footer in a given case.

cheers

Jason


On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 12:23 PM, Jason Harrop <jason@plutext.org> wrote:
> It would be ...

Scenario:
> Say, I have a docx file named File1.docx conataining images and tables.
> And another docx file named File2.docx conataining images and tables.
> There can be n # of files.
> I try to upload File1.docx .... Filen.docx to an output file.
>
> I iterate through the body of file1 and add its objects to the output
> file body. In the case of the images, I copy the related binary ...

I try to place an image at the place of a text. I create a new <w:p> element containing image and replace at the place of previous <w:p> image containg text.I generate the output docx and the format looks perfect in a xml editor.The docx does open in Microsoft word and recognizes a blank picture. The actual image does not appear.
If I edit the original w:document manually, it works. dox4j library has added <v:shapetype ...

Case1:
I have an image1 in document and want to replace it with image2.

Case2:
Or I have a variable ${image1} and want to replace that with an actual image.

These are not text replacement but replacement of an image in place of a text or image.

Case1 - attempt:
I follow the example (OpenMainDocumentAndTraverse.java) and try to detect the Image in the document and modiify the URI. For an image it does not detect ...

Hi I want to use your library to convert DOCX into PDF.
And similarly to to kayithala, I want to use it with Java 1.4.
Is there an easy way to get there.
Just for info we have already surcharged the JAXB library to use the 2.0 (because of XPath use).
Regards,
M. Dominguez

Suppose you want to add a horizontal line to your document (the equivalent of HTML's <hr/>).

The following code would work:

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               org.docx4j.wml.P p = wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart()
                     .addParagraphOfText(null);
               org.docx4j.wml.PPr pPr = factory.createPPr();
               p.setPPr(pPr);
               org.docx4j.wml.PPrBase.PBdr bdr = factory
                     .createPPrBasePBdr();
               org.docx4j.wml.CTBorder bottom = factory.createCTBorder();
               pPr.setPBdr(bdr);
               bdr.setBottom(bottom);
               bottom.setVal(org.docx4j.wml.STBorder.SINGLE);
               bottom.setSz(new java.math.BigInteger("6"));
               bottom.setSpace(new java.math.BigInteger("1"));
               bottom.setColor("auto");
               wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart()
                     .addParagraphOfText(null);


But that is very painful to write; and you are only likely to get it right if you are looking at the OpenXML ...

Hello,

first of all thanks to the developers. Docx4j is getting a great and easy tool to work with OpenXML.

I am trying to replace some text fields and am using your demo:


public static void main(String[] args) {
File f = new File("test.docx");

WordprocessingMLPackage wd;
try {

// 1. Load the Package
wd = WordprocessingMLPackage.load(f);

// 2. Fetch the document part
MainDocumentPart docPart = wd.getMainDocumentPart();

org.docx4j.wml.Document wmlDocumentEl = (org.docx4j.wml.Document)docPart.getJaxbElement();
Body body = wmlDocumentEl.getBody(); ...

Hi

I'm trying to open a docx Word document containing images. I try it using the code from the wiki:

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WordprocessingMLPackage wordMLPackage = WordprocessingMLPackage.load(new java.io.File(inputfilepath));

But this throws an exception since the type image/jpeg is not supported.
Is there another way to open/load the document? I'm not interested in the image, I just want to have a handle to the main document so I can change the text in it.

Thanks

Henk

Here is a link to this project's javadoc: http://dev.plutext.org/docx4j/doc/

.. Jason