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Sure you can.

Do it in Word, then unzip the docx and look at the markup created. Duplicated that using docx4j.

I just noticed someone has posed that question on StackOverflow in relation to docx documents:-

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1501 ... -documents

It'd be great if the perspective of docx4j users was well-represented in the responses.

Thanks .. Jason

Sorry, no. But I guess they divide into DrawingML, VML (both of which are in their own packages), and the WML host elements which you can enumerate.

Are you using TraversalUtil?

We added an interface SdtElement to represent the various content control classes generated by JAXB. Feel free to contribute something similar for the WML graphical host elements if you find it useful.

I want to replace a place holder , for which I create placeholder like ${paceholder1} in the document , to replace i use the code below

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         List<Object> texts = getAllElementFromObject(template.getMainDocumentPart(), Text.class);
         replacePlaceHolders(texts, mappings);

   private static void replacePlaceHolders(List<?> texts,Map<String, String>  mappings){
      for (Object object : texts) {
         Text  textElement=(Text)object;
         String textToReplace=textElement.getValue();
         if(mappings.keySet().contains(textToReplace)){
            textElement.setValue(mappings.get(textToReplace));
         }
      }
   }



surprisingly in the above code textElement.getValue(); never returns ${paceholder1}.

below is document.xml , word replaces my place holder ...

can we delete a paragraph or a table from a document ? Are there any examples ?

docx4j gives you exactly what it finds in the document.xml part (unzip your docx to have a look). What you see on the document surface in the Word (or for that matter, LibreOffice/OpenOffice) GUI, may be simpler than what that program actually creates at the XML level.

If you were creating the content in docx4j, you'd likely do it as you describe.

Have a look in the styles part (styles.xml). There you'll see, for example:


<w:style w:type="paragraph" w:styleId="Heading1">
<w:name w:val="heading 1"/>

I need to get all the w:p (ListParagraphs) when converting from docx to xhtml.

Has anyone got any tips for doing this? I can render them individually but I would like to render the complete list under another tag such as a separate div or ul?

Thanks

Hello,
I am a very new user to docx4j. It's has great potential for allowing our users to author documents/articles in Word without having to touch an XML editor.

One problem that I need to solve is that I think I need a package: org.docx4j.convert.out.xml (similar to .....html) that will allow custom conversion from docx to our proprietary XML format.

I have been trying to use org.docx4j.convert.out.html.HtmlExporterNG2 with the sample class org.docx4j.samples.ConvertOutHtml and I have ...

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