I think I may have solved my own issue by simply creating the new slide
show a different way:
XMLSlideShow newppt = coreppt;
XSLFSlide[] newSlides = newppt.getSlides();
for(int slideIndex=newSlides.length-1;slideIndex>=0;slideIndex--) {
if(deckIndexes.contains(Integer.toString(slideIndex))) {
//deckIndexes is a list of slide indexes that must be in the new show -
basically a filter
//do nothing - keep the slide
} else {
newppt.removeSlide(slideIndex);
}
}
This seems to be working OK. If anyone sees anything I am missing, please
let me know.
-Lou
[email protected] wrote on 2012-06-07 07:09:41 PM:
> [email protected]
> 2012-06-07 07:10 PM
>
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> [email protected],
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> Subject
>
> merging pptx drops template
>
> I just noticed that when I merged pptx files (creating a new pptx), the
> slide templates are gone. The code I am using is basically:
>
> XMLSlideShow newppt = new XMLSlideShow();
> for(String ndx : deckIndexes) {
> int iNdx = Integer.parseInt(ndx);
> XSLFSlide slide = coreSlides[iNdx];
> if(slide!=null) {
> newppt.createSlide().importContent(slide); //THIS IS
THE
> CODE!!!
> }
> }
>
> I'm guessing I'm going to have to dip deeper into the slides, but I want
> to be 100% sure before I go down that road.
>
> Thanks,
> Lou
