Hi,
this mail is a little bit off topic for this
mailing list, but I want to place it here anyway.
Maybe it's interesting for some of you.
I wrote(almost a year ago*g*) a datetimepicker for java(1.4), since
I didn't found a free one on the market, so I did it on my own...
If anyone is inte
Hi,
if anybody knows (Rainer?) an instruction (more detailed
than the information available on the poi sites), to
develop some new classes to hwpf?
I'm new to poi, and since ryan left, I have no
idea, who can help.
I would like to add some support for
fields(variables,bookmarks)to hwpf.
Right now
Hi,
this simple example works for me(should also work on your computer):
To jump to a special part(paragraph) of the doc, just
count the already existing paragraphs in your template doc and
move to the one you want to insert your text.
- Paragraph p = s.getParagraph(5 or whatever);
I'm just beginni
Hi Tim and Srinivas,
you're are right, nothing to correct.
Get the files with an CSV-Client
(I do it with Borland JBuilder-CSV)
server: csv.apache.org
user: anoncsv
password: on the apache/poi/csv-sites
Module-name: jakarta-poi
Once you have the all these files, you should be able
to compile it
Hi Srinivas,
I'm also new to Poi(hwpf), but try
this(from Quicktest.java hwpf package ):
kind regards wolfgang
p.s. you will need a complete(with hwpf)jar file, of course..
first, get the source and build it and include the jar in your
classpath or ide
-
import java.io
