Word table dynamic population

[szazope]

I read this article https://www.docx4java.org/blog/2018/04/from-variablereplace-to-opendope-data-binding/and managed to insert plain tags into Word that I can manipulate from Java (I don't understand the 'How do you know what key to use?' part and I'm not sure what the easiest way is to check the keys).

My question is how can I dynamically populate a table with data, with each piece of data going into a separate row?



Image of the table if previous link is wrong https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j6qzMvnbymS3yNStEJ5YQTrs2rTXwItW/view?usp=drive_link

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Map<String, Object> parameters = new HashMap<>();

      parameters.put("asdq_Z6","működj légyszi");
      parameters.put("company_GE", "cégecske");
      parameters.put("contact_dv", "Kontakt Perszönöcske");
      parameters.put("offer_number_Pd", "0123456");
      LocalDate date = ZonedDateTime.now().toLocalDate();
      parameters.put("valid_to_bT", date);

      parameters.put("price_table_w6", "prájsztéböl");
      parameters.put("port_Xj", "port");
      parameters.put("departure_port_Iy", "xy_port");

      docGenerator.generateDocument(new File("..\\taplate.docx"), parameters, new FileOutputStream("..\\result.docx")
      );


Thanks in advance for the help!

[jason]

My question is how can I dynamically populate a table with data, with each piece of data going into a separate row?

You'll need to "repeat" the table row. See "od:repeat tag" at https://opendope.org/opendope_conventions_v2.3.html

The easiest way to add these to your docx in Word (on Windows) is using the AddIn http://www.opendope.org/downloads/autho ... /setup.exe