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DaLi Liu updated ODFTOOLKIT-339:
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Attachment: TestInsertDocument.odt
ODF_339.patch
Because there are some patches for other issues didn't be apply on the server,
so all the changes in TextDocument.java and TextDocumentTest.java be included
in this patch file.
And please put TestInsertDocument.odt to simple\src\test\resources\ if this
file is missing, the testcase about insertcontfromdocument will be failed.
> [Simpe]Add new methods in TextDocument to suport insert a d ocument into an
> open document
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> Key: ODFTOOLKIT-339
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODFTOOLKIT-339
> Project: ODF Toolkit
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: simple api
> Affects Versions: 0.8.6
> Reporter: DaLi Liu
> Fix For: 0.8.6, 0.8.7
>
> Attachments: ODF_339.patch, TestInsertDocument.odt
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> Original Estimate: 336h
> Remaining Estimate: 336h
>
> Dear all,
> Do you have meet this requirement before?
> Customer want to render a report from other source documents, all the target
> and source documents are using the same style templates.
> With ODF toolkit API, we can append the content of source documents to target
> document with styles, but during document insertation the styles existing in
> the target and the source document are
> added again to the target document.
> Example: Both the report master doc (= target doc) and the inserted doc (=
> sourcedoc) have the identical style "MinD Standard" defined to it. After
> appending the source doc to the master doc there three styles in the report
> master doc: the original style "MinD Standard" and two additional styles
> named "MinD Standard-ala266c" and MinD Standard-af9e507". The paragraphs from
> the source doc which were originally formatted with "MinD Standard" are in
> the master doc now formatted with "MinD Standard-af9e507".
> This is very confusing for users to see for every included source doc the
> multiple styles included in the target doc.
> So a propose add new methods in TextDocument to meet this requirement:
> TextDocument.insertContentFromDocumentAfter(docName, positon, isCopyStyle)
> TextDocument.insertContentFromDocumentBefore(docName, positon, isCopyStyle)
> Parameters for the API are: 1. Name of the source doc to be inserted, 2.
> Paragraph location where to put the insert doc, 3. copy the style of the
> insert doc (Boolean: yes/no)
> if isCopyStyle is yes then insert styles in source document to the master doc.
> if isCopyStyle is no then don't insert styles to source document to the
> master doc.
> Any comments about this ?
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