Hi Guillaume, yes I found the example documents as well as the Open Office add-on. Now everything works like a charm ;o)
On Aug 21, 8:00 pm, "jOpenDocument, Guillaume" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > > > Hi Guys, > > > first of all, thanks for releasing jopendocument, that's exactly what > > I was looking for - some lightweight library for working with Open > > Office documents. > > > But the documentation provided is not very explanatory so I'm posting > > some questions here. > > > Basically, what I need is to generate automatically content of > > documents using custom fields. I'm trying to reproduce the example > > which is here:http://www.jopendocument.org/start_text_2.html > > > But can't get it to work. I can run the code, but no changes are made > > to fields in my test file. > > > 1) Can you give me a short hint, how to create input text fields in > > Open Office, so I can access them and edit easily with jopendocument? > > You have to insert a field, look at the OpenOffice Addon. It's a plugin > for OO aimed to help you on this task. > > > 2) Would be nice, if you put on the website Open Documents used in the > > examples as well. > > They are available for downloads too, it seems that you found it. > > > 3) Is there any way how to iterate over all input fields in a > > document? > > Parts of documents can be repeated, in such case, you can use Lists or > Maps to fill them. > We do not provide a direct way to access to the inputs fiels, the fields > have to 'know' how they should retreive the associated data. > (Using Java or any script langage) > > Regards, > Guillaume
