What do you mean by document is altered? Inserting
text is altering the document, isn't it?
Also, you aren't really ignoring the exception, right?
Ulf
--- Calimero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
i try to insert text in Word file like that.
Document is altered when it
contains tables /
Well,
it can delete cells of table, doesn't open in MSOffice. I noted that
inserting text number of bytes have changed.
Any idea ?
Ulf Dittmer-2 wrote:
What do you mean by document is altered? Inserting
text is altering the document, isn't it?
Also, you aren't really ignoring the
No i don't have any exception. Word version is 2003 but i converted file to
97-2003 rtf (*.doc) format and occurs same bug !!!
Calimero wrote:
Well,
it can delete cells of table, doesn't open in MSOffice. I noted that
inserting text number of bytes have changed.
Any idea ?
Ulf
I am assuming that you have created a file using Word then opened it and
re-saved it using POI and are wondering why the file sizes are different.
If that is the case then you should not be surprised because it is quite lilely
that the structure of the files will be slightly different. The two
Was using 3.0 and trying to migrate to latest release i.e. 3.2
3.0 has setEncoding() method in HSSFCell, but I don't see this in 3.2
release.
FAQ also mentioned about this method.
Can some one please help me about this?
Thanks,
Abhay
Desk-
Recently, a similar question cropped up caused by a problem with Jasper
Reports. I am certain he will not mind me doing so and have included a quite
from a reply Yegor gave;
setEncoding was marked as deprecated in Jan 2006 and was removed from HSSFCell
in Aug 2008.
POI HSSF automatically
Well,
the thing is that users upload word files and application needs to add some
information at beginning of the document).
Does it means that i don't have any alternative ? In the way i put a form in
word file to fill in it. So an it be done ? and how ?
Thx so much !
Anthony Andrews wrote:
Hi,
i try to insert text in Word file like that. Document is altered when it
contains tables / images or graphics :
try {
HWPFDocument doc = new HWPFDocument(is);
Range range = doc.getRange();
range.insertBefore(Hello world);
doc.write(outputStream);
}
-Original Message-
From: Nick Burch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 9:26 AM
To: POI Users List
Subject: Re: Large Reports
On Tue, 2 Dec 2008, Borys, John wrote:
I have been tasked with generating Enterprise Reports and writing them
to Excel Spreadsheets.
I am using .xlsx and XSSF with POI 3.5.
What should I increase the heap size to? I have tried using 1024MB for my heap
max but I'm not sure how much higher I can go. And will it make a difference?
I am running out of memory after 30,000 rows and I need to process over
500,000. Is there any
Hello Rob,
Rob Y wrote:
... At very least, it'd want to start up a
JVM with a different classpath ...
If it's just the distinct classpath you are worried about, you are not
forced to use separate JVMs. You can use plain JNI to: define
classes, create custom class-loaders, attach threads, etc.
Hello,
I can't figure out the correct logic of iterating on formatting runs in
3.2-FINAL. Here's my current, inconsistent understanding:
* There are numFormattingRuns() + 1 formatting runs in the string starting
at index 0
* However, calling getIndexOfFormattingRun() or getFontOfFormattingRun()
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