Re: Java servlet writing to a word document

[rune@xxxxxxx]

I've done this using a utility from a German company. It's free and comes 
in both a client and a server variant.
It's based on Word automation. It picks up your Word template and uses 
bookmarks to insert text into the document and saves it on finish. You may 
then display the final document in a browser. It's very easy to use.

Try this address: http://www.must.de/Javactpe.htm

HTH
Rune




Niall Mcloughlin <niallsemail@xxxxxxxxx>
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Afternoon All

I'm just going through an idea whereby a servlet picks
up paragraphs from a database, and writes it to a Word
document. I think I can control this by changing the
mime type to "application/word" ( or something similar
) on the response object and then write the results
from the database.

I'm hoping this would fire up a word document at the
client end and display the results in it.

Is this along the correct lines, and if not, is there
another way of getting java to write to a word
document.

Regards

Niall


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