Hi Rainer,
Might be the way i'm trying to generate a word document is
wrong. But i'm really confused how to create a blank document first and add
text, paragraph or whatever I want to that document. Now I'm trying
by using (default constructor)
HWPFDocument doc1 = new HWPFDocument ();
I also tried using
HWPFDocument doc1 = new HWPFDocument (new POIFSFileSystem());
both the cases i'm gettign the same error!! ... And also i'm really clueless
how to make that blank document first.
Thanks in advance.
Turja
Rainer Schwarze wrote:
>
> Hi Turja,
>
> At 12:16 02.03.2007, turjabarua wrote:
>>Hi Rainer,
>> Thanks my problem is almost solved now. It is workign with
>>existing document edit.
>
> I'm glad that I could help :-)
>
>>But now the problem is whenever I want to create a
>>new document and add a paragraph to that, it is throwing
>>
>>java.io.FileNotFoundException: no such entry: "DocumentSummaryInformation"
>>Error getting property set with name SummaryInformation n
>>
>>I read some previous threads and in one u have put a solution to add
>> writeProperties(pfs);
>>this line in write function of hwpfdocument....... but it is not
>>working.....
>
> First question: How is it not working?
>
> Second question: How do you create a new document?
>
>>and add to that
>>if I want to copy one style from one document to the new one is there any
>>way out??
>
> You may try to take a StyleDescription from the source document, clone it
> by creating a byte[] via calling toByteArray and creating a new
> StyleDescription instance and add that to the destination document. (At
> least that's the clone which seems to be implemented very quickly)
>
> <code>
> // in StyleDescription:
> public StyleDescription createCopy() {
> byte [] data = this.toByteArray();
> StyleDescription sd = new StyleDescription(data, this._baseLength, 0,
> true);
> }
>
> // in StyleSheet add an addStyleDescription function ...
> // (probably should return the index at which the new StyleDescription is
> stored)
>
> // in your main code
> StyleDescription sd = srcDoc.getStyleSheet().getStyleDescription(idx);
> dstDoc.getStyleSheet().addStyleDescription(sd.createCopy());
> </code>
>
> You should read the Word spec and understand the _baseLength of the
> StyleSheet/StyleDescription. Then test to see what this does in your Word
> files. (The _baseLength could be different between two Word files and I
> don't know immediately under which circumstances this could happen and
> what
> would be the best solution for this case. As with every detail of the Word
> format, one needs to check whether the spec is correct and matches your
> actual files.)
>
> Best wishes,
> Rainer
>
>
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