docx

Using JAVA, I'm trying to force the browser to download files. Here is the code I currently use: response.reset(); response.resetBuffer(); response.setContentType(mimeType); response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" + fileName + "\""); InputStream in = new FileInputStream(file); OutputStream out = response.getOutputStream(); IOUtils.copy(in, out); out.flush(); out.close(); in.close(); response.flushBuffer(); It works almost well, but when forcing the download of a docx document (MS Office 2007+), the downloaded file is corrupted (at least, that's what MS Office tells

So here is my code: <?php $zip = new ZipArchive; if ($zip->open('test.docx') === TRUE) { $xmlString = $zip->getFromName('word/document.xml'); $xmlString = str_replace('$FIRST_AND_LAST_NAME', 'John Doe', $xmlString); $zip->addFromString('word/document.xml', $xmlString); echo 'ok'; $zip->close(); } else { echo 'failed'; } Its purpose is simple. It opens a test.docx file, searches for all occurences of a string "$FIRST_AND_LAST_NAME" and replaces them with "John Doe". It works perfectly on my Windows development server (the "John Doe" string is in the docuemnt when I open it). It does not work on

At work, we have a word document that we have to edit all the time to pass on to another team, to tell them how to perform some tasks. Since I don't like mindlessly filling out data, and I always look for ways to simplify the tasks I have to do, I decided I would automate this process. After considering a few methods (such as generating a word document from scratch or editing an existing document), I decided to edit the document in-place. I have inserted special tags into the document (specifically, they take the form [SOME_NAME_HERE] ), and I will then parse the document for those special

一 .安装libreoffice yum install libreoffice 同时需要安装java运行环境 二.执行命令 将 /home/wordToPdf/wordFiles/目录下的CAS.docx转成pdf存放到 /home/wordToPdf/pdfFiles 目录下： libreoffice --headless --convert-to pdf:writer_pdf_Export /home/wordToPdf/wordFiles/CAS.docx --outdir /home/wordToPdf/pdfFiles 三.代码中执行 利用已有word模板，进行变量替换，生成新的word $PHPWord = new PhpWord(); $tempPlete = $PHPWord->loadTemplate(' /home/wordToPdf/wordFiles/CAS.docx'); $tempPlete->setValue('${p3-9}', '跨国有限公司'); $filename = date('YmdHis').'.docx'; $tempPlete->saveAs('/data/home/lijinyu/www/web/runtime/'.$filename); word转pdf $cmd = "libreoffice --headless -

I am saving docx file as BLOB type in mysql dadabase. after the saveing i am trying to see the content of the file through fetching the content of filed but it is showing some unreadable content.This this is working well for file having extention .doc but i don't know why it is not working for the .docx file.If any answer please help with proper explanation. Make a query to select the data, then put the result in a variable. Use file_put_content to get the docx file. Just be carefull with header. To read it, the process is different from a doc. You have to "unzip" the docx and read the xml

I have this working locally, storing the template files in #{Rails.root}/tmp , using system "cd tmp/template; zip -r ../#{@filename} *" to zip up the files, sending the .docx (zip archive) to S3 and then to the browser. The problem is that Heroku is not finding the files. Before I create the xml file, I am copying the template directory from another location ( system "cp -R support/ser_template tmp/" ). I understand Heroku's read-only filesystem but I can't have #{Process.pid} 's littering my filenames (Word requires the xml file to be named document.xml). Is there anyway I can store the