Juergen Schmidt wrote:
Hi Xavier,
first of all you send the email to a wrong list. Better would be
[email protected] or even [email protected].
forget this, i had this email in my inbox with recipient
[email protected]. It seems that i was confused or even not really
awake ;-)
Juergen
Anyway, you can use
the office to create a template ods. Later on you can unzip the ods and
you shoul take a look on the containg files (understand ODF). You can
fill or generate the content.xml with data from your database via a
simple xsl transformation or so. After filling the content.xml zip it
together with the other files back into the ods. If i remember it
correctly the manifest have to be the first entry in the zip. Try it out
;-)
Or if you would prefer a office independent API take a llok on the
www.odftoolkit.org project and the related Java API.
Juergen
PS: by the way UNO is not so complicate as you think, only the start is
a little bit tricky ;-)
Xavier Callejas wrote:
Hi,
I'm developing a java web application, I need to generate ODS
documents containing database data, I do not do this with csv because
we want to generate this files with styled cells/text.
I have been reading all day yesterday about the OpenOffice SDK and it
seems to much complicated for just generate ods files, I mean I need
to have openoffice installed, etc. imagine if the client do not has
openoffice installed and just want to get the spreadsheet file to get
it to another computer?
Is there a easy way to generate ODS files using java? without all this
complicated UNO stuff?
Thank you in advance.
rgds.
xavier
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