Is the file to be output in the 'new' xml format that Microsoft has recently
adopted for Word documents? If so, then I would suggest that you visit
Sourceforge to see if anyone has coded a tool to parse/create this type of
file; I know that someone has already done so for SpreadsheetML.
Christian Bongiorno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hey all, I am new to this list
and I was hoping for some insight on how
to use POI to solve a problem I have.
I am currently tasked with updating some code that outputs MSHTML that
word interprets as a doc. The guy who wrote the code actually hardcoded
hundreds of lines of MSHTML/XML in java, and inserted the fields he
needed. Sample:
"1 \n" +
"INTRODUCTION\n" +
"\n" +
"This\n" +
"assessment report has been generated upon completion of
an automated\n" +
"certification and accreditation of the <
style='mso-bidi-font-style:normal'>PCI
"style='color:black'> Facility
style='color:black'>>. It\n" +
"describes the processes used by the facility to
register and issue PIV Cards to\n" +
"approved personnel in the PIV system.
\n" +
"\n" +
"
"style='color:black'>This assessment
style='color:black'> was conducted\n" +
"based on requirements of FIPS 201,
As you can see. This is hack. So, I am desperately trying to improve it
now that I have been tasked with updating it.
ideally what I would like is to have a Template .DOT file and Identify
fields in it that I can then update programatically and save out. I can
do anything I like with the DOT that makes this easier but I simply know
nothing of the MS document format spec to accomplish this.
Ideas anyone?
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