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  • Blog Post: Deleting Comments from Word document using Core Java

    Article by Vineela Kavoori, Sonata Software Limited This article explains about how to delete comments from the WordProcessingML document using Core Java To delete comments from WordProcessingML document, the steps to be followed are: 1. Unzip the word document. 2. Delete the part referring to “comments...
  • Blog Post: Removing macro from WordProcessingML document using Java

    Article by Vineela Kavoori, Sonata Software Limited This article describes how to remove macro related details from the existing macro enabled word document using core Java. To remove a macro from WordProcessingML document, the steps to be followed are: 1. Unzip the macro enabled word document. 2. Change...
  • Blog Post: Open XML Developer Workshop content

    During the first half of 2007, trainers from Microsoft, Sonata, InfoSupport, Allette, Predeek Consulting and others delivered Open XML developer workshops in over 30 countries. These workshops were all structured around a set of inter-related presentations and hands-on labs that cover typical Open XML...
  • Blog Post: Open XML development videos

    Several of the most active contributors to OpenXmlDeveloper were in Redmond last week for the MVP Summit and an Open XML workshop, so Doug Mahugh interviewed them on some Open XML development topics. The videos are up on Channel 9 at the links included below. Open-source Open XML API for Java Julien...
  • Blog Post: Open XML and Java

    Note: this code has been updated for the final Ecma schemas and the RTM version of Office. If you note some mistakes or have some issues, please report them to julien@chable.net This post is a summary translation of articles by Julien Chable that have are available (in French) on MSDN France: http:/...
  • Blog Post: Open XML to XHTML Translator (Java-based)

    This sample was submitted by Yoko Ikeda of Toshiba. It's a simple Java prototype of a tool for transforming WordprocessingML to XHTML. The attached ZIP archive includes the Java source code and a sample document before and after transformation by the tool. The tool supports basic numbering, tables, and...
  • Blog Post: Two New Articles

    We have two new articles on the site today, both from Sanjay Kumar Madhva. Each covers a slightly different task related to Open XML programming, and each is implemented on a different development platform. "Open XML Document Image Conversion" is the 3rd article in Sanjay's series on working with Open...
  • Blog Post: Open XML Document Image Conversion

    Article author: Sanjay Kumar Madhva, Sonata Software Limited In the previous articles “WordProcessingML document creation in pure Java” and “Document management utility written in Java” we demonstrate that is possible to create a word document by creating a few XML files and zipping them together, and...
  • Blog Post: Java code for common document management tasks

    The guys at Sonata have submitted another instructive Java code sample. This one shows how to do some basic document management chores such as adding or removing parts from the Open XML Format package. It's packaged as a simple utility. Click here for the article and source code.
  • Blog Post: Document management utility written in Java

    Submitted by: Sanjay Kumar Madhva, Srinidhi H. S., Pujari Yerriswamy (Sonata Software Ltd) In a prior article on OpenXmlDeveloper.org, we demonstrated that it is possible to create a word document by creating a few XML files and assembling them into a package . That program will give you a feel for what...
  • Blog Post: WordProcessingML document creation in pure Java

    Much of the activity around the Open XML Formats has been related to Microsoft Office 2007, because that's the most widely used software that supports the standard. But as developers being working with Open XML Formats in other environments, you'll see many implementations that don't use Microsoft tools...
  • Blog Post: Learning about Open XML on-line

    Open XML is a new standard. So new, in fact, that the schemas are still being edited and haven't been published by Ecma yet. And there are no books out on Open XML development, although that will surely change in the next year. So for now, the best place to learn about Open XML is on-line. This site...
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