Project Aspose Java for docx4j shows how different functionalities can be achieved using Aspose Java APIs in comparison with docx4j. Examples with their source codes are hosted on CodePlex, GitHub, Bitbucket and SourceForge. These examples are also available at CodePlex, GitHub, Bitbucket and SourceForge. These examples are helpful for developers who want to compare Docx4j with Aspose or migrate from Docx4j to Aspose. Soon there will be more examples available to show the abundant features of Aspose APIs that are not provided by docx4j. Many more examples are available at Aspose Docs. Keep visiting us. Raise your queries and suggest more examples via interactive forums or any of our supported social coding sites.
Aspose provides a wide range of Java APIs for developers to create and manage various types of applications that deals with files and different formats. Aspose facilitates Java developers with Aspose.Total which includes following easy to use, efficient and separately downloadable components:
- Aspose.Cells to deal with Microsoft Excel® and OpenOffice spreadsheets.
- Aspose.Words for Microsoft Word and OpenOffice documents.
- Aspose.Slides for Microsoft PowerPoint and OpenOffice presentation files.
- Aspose.Pdf to create and manipulate PDF documents.
- Aspose.BarCode for generation and recognition of barcodes.
- Aspose.Tasks to deal with Microsoft Project®.
- Aspose.Email to read and write email messages in various formats without Microsoft Outlook.
- Aspose.OCR for optical character and marker recognition.
- Aspose.Imaging to create, edit, draw and convert images.
More About docx4j
docx4j is an open source (ASLv2) Java library for creating and manipulating Microsoft Open XML (Word docx, Powerpoint pptx, and Excel xlsx) files. It is similar to Microsoft’s OpenXML SDK, but for Java. docx4j uses JAXB to create the in-memory object representation. Its emphasis is on power: if the file format supports it, you can do it with docx4j. But first, you’ll need to take the time to understand JAXB, and the Open XML file structure. docx4j was created by Plutext Pty Ltd in 2008 – using OpenXML4J for the OPC piece. Plutext still drives the project, but since then docx4j has benefited from contributions from many individuals. The contributors are listed in docx4j’s pom.xml.
About Aspose
Aspose offers a powerful set of file management components with which developers can create applications which can open, edit, create and save some of the most popular business file formats. Supported formats include Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, PDF documents, and Microsoft Project files. Tools allow developers to perform OCR, work with images, create and read barcodes and perform many other document conversion and management tasks. Aspose produce components for .NET, Java and SharePoint, as well as rendering extensions for SQL Server Reporting Services and JasperReports exporters.
- Learn more about Aspose Java for Docx4j
- Homepage of Aspose.Total for Java
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