Convert Docx and doc to HTML in unix environment with CFMX7

I have a web app that allows user to upload doc or docx files and converts it to HTML. I have CFMX 7 in a unix environment. Is there a custom tag that I could use for this conversion? I tried the cfx_word2html tag .. it converts .doc not docx. Please let me know. Thanks...

I've been pleased with Aspose's Words component. I use the .NET version, but a Java version is also available. You could try using CFOBJECT plus the Words Java component to handle document conversion on your server.
http://www.aspose.com/categories/file-format-components/aspose.words-for-.net-and-java/def ault.aspx

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