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I have rtf documents that include an embedded object (an image). I need to extract this as an Image object (or any other usable format). I have checked out this CodeProject article but the default apps don't render it correctly (They render the 'default image' image, not the image itself), so I moved on. Here is a sample of the RTF Code (I had to shorten it because of size): {\rtf1\ansi\deff0{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 MS Sans Serif;}} \viewkind4\uc1\pard\lang1033\f0\fs18{\object\objemb{\*\objclass Package}\objw855\objh810{\*\objdata 01050000 02000000 08000000 5061636b61676500 00000000

How do you convert an RTF string to plain text in Java? The obvious answer is to use Swing's RTFEditorKit, and that seems to be the common answer around the Internet. However the write method that claims to return plain text isn't actually implemented... it's hard-coded to just throw an IOException in Java6. I use Swing's RTFEditorKit in Java 6 like this: RTFEditorKit rtfParser = new RTFEditorKit(); Document document = rtfParser.createDefaultDocument(); rtfParser.read(new ByteArrayInputStream(rtfBytes), document, 0); String text = document.getText(0, document.getLength()); and thats working.

I'm trying to output unicode string into RTF format. (using c# and winforms) From wikipedia : If a Unicode escape is required, the control word \u is used, followed by a 16-bit signed decimal integer giving the Unicode codepoint number. For the benefit of programs without Unicode support, this must be followed by the nearest representation of this character in the specified code page. For example, \u1576? would give the Arabic letter beh, specifying that older programs which do not have Unicode support should render it as a question mark instead. I don't know how to convert Unicode character

Question How do I convert the string "Européen" to the RTF-formatted string "Europ\'e9en"? [TestMethod] public void Convert_A_Word_To_Rtf() { // Arrange string word = "Européen"; string expected = "Europ\'e9en"; string actual = string.Empty; // Act // actual = ... // How? // Assert Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual); } What I have found so far RichTextBox RichTextBox can be used for certain things. Example: RichTextBox richTextBox = new RichTextBox(); richTextBox.Text = "Européen"; string rtfFormattedString = richTextBox.Rtf; But then rtfFormattedString turns out to be the entire RTF-formatted

The rich text editor must be implemented in Java, provide Swing support, and preferably be open source. I'm looking to integrate it into an existing Java/Swing application. Thanks. dalyons This is probably not as drop-in-place as what you were after... but JTextPane supports rich text and HTML. Its trivial to get it to display rtf or html, just set the encoding type before you fill it with content. As for making the little "B" and " I " etc style-modifying buttons, well if it came down to it, in a pinch that wouldnt be very hard to make yourself. Think JButtons with Icons set. Their listeners