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Our product is currently using POI-3.15.jar. As plutext internally uses POI library we are getting an exception due to the removal of a method(putShort) in latest version of POI.
We are using 3.2.0 version of docx4j and plutext.

below method is used for pdf insertion into document as OLE object.

com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfOleHelperDocx pdfOleHelper = new com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfOleHelperDocx(mlPackageWriteOnly2);
pdfOleHelper.embedUsingImage(bytes, -1, imageBytes);

Logs:
Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.apache.poi.util.LittleEndian.putShort([BS)V
at com.plutext.ole.stream.ObjInfo.getOutputStream(ObjInfo.java:136)
at com.plutext.ole.OleObjectBinaryPartHelper.objInfoRepresentAsIcon(OleObjectBinaryPartHelper.java:300)
at com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfUtils.addPDF(PdfUtils.java:34)
at com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfOleHelperDocx.ole(PdfOleHelperDocx.java:191)
at com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfOleHelperDocx.embedUsingImage(PdfOleHelperDocx.java:133)
at com.plutext.ole.pdf.PdfOleHelperDocx.embedUsingImage(PdfOleHelperDocx.java:104) ...

Hello I am new to docx4j, I have a issue to import html using XHTMLImporterImpl.

The html ia a standard html, and there is no quote with the tag value, for example:
<meta http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"/>

And I always got the error: "Open quote is expected for attribute "http-equiv" associated with an element type "meta"."

If I added the quote manually, like below: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252"/>, then everything is working.

But I have many ...

When I generate a PDF from a .docx I get comments on the generated PDF like "#textbox#" near a text. (look image below)
How can I turn this off?
I use the sample code from the samples folder.

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Hi Jason,

I noticed another issue in version 3.3.1 with Conditions. I am using the nightly build from Oct 20th.
The same condition was working fine in the previous version (3.2.x).

Though, the following condition is true it's not processed:

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<dataBinding xpath="count(/Template[1]/ServiceInterfaces[1]/SenderServiceInterfaces[1]/SenderServiceInterface[1]) &gt; 0 or count(/Template[1]/ServiceInterfaces[1]/ReceiverServiceInterfaces[1]/ReceiverServiceInterface[1]) &gt; 0" storeItemID="{B981C26E-07CC-4E04-8DB5-6381C1213442}"/>

The conditionID is

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<condition id="Qavcs">
      <xpathref id="HdIU7"/>
   </condition>

I have attached the Docx template and the resulting docx with all customer XML included.
Just let me ...

I need to create an Excel file with html table using doc4j. I have previously use this but for create Word Document. I can't find a good example for creating a excel out of a html table... Any ideas?

I need to create an Excel file with html table using doc4j. I have previously use this but for create Word Document. I can't find a good example for creating a excel out of a html table... Any ideas please?

HI, i'm using Docx4j v3.0.1 inside a .NET Web API project, which will be hosted on Azure App Services(so, no VMs with Windows installed orwith installed fonts, just a plain FTP). Because of that, i went the 'BestMatchingMapper()' way and after embedding the font into my .docx document, i've edited the docx4j.properties file and set the

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docx4j.openpackaging.parts.WordprocessingML.ObfuscatedFontPart.tmpFontDir = D:\\home\\site\\wwwroot\\temp\\

(while it looks weird, this is the default path of Azure Web apps in which the ...

Is it possible to reliable convert doc to docx? If not, would an implementation be time consuming?

Thank you in advance!

Of the files supported (Word docx, Powerpoint pptx, and Excel xlsx) can the related product produce an HTML version of the files content?

Does docx4j(pptx4j) support the following chart types in PowerPoint document generation
1. Column Chart
2. Column Chart with secondary vertical/horizontal lines (multiple axis)
3. Pie chart
4. Bar chart
5. Line Chart

Is there an example for column chart with multiple axis (example chart attached)?

Thanks
Giri