JNI/Java vs Word (.Doc)

How can I run MS Word from JNI? 
Or How can I use some library for working with MS Word? Libraries that eplane in another threads doesn't work. It show me error that no object is created or cocreate object error. 
If somebody know how to get MS Word Documents without MS Word - Pure 100% Java Solution? - Prefere this solution. 
 
Tell me links or examples, I will check it.

Check out the POI project at jakarta.apache.org:
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/index.html
Specifically, the HDF (Horrible Document Format) APIs.
IBM also has a docfile API available that mimics java.io.File and also a doc file stream similar to java.io.RandomAccessFile.
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/docfile/
Hope this helps,
-Scott

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Few weeks ago I posted a question about: Word document and Java. Is there anyway that a Java application can access a Word Document.
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The problem is, even if you can discover the format used by the current version of word you can pretty much guarantee your code won't work with the next version.
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No, there is no existing Java library to do it that I am aware of. You could write your own, however, as the Word 97 binary file format is published. I am not sure that the Word 2000, or XP formats are as well, but since they put out the 97 presumably they'd do the same with the rest -- although I am suprised that Micro$$$oft even published the 97 format.
A library such as this would take quite some time write, due to the extensive format, but here's a link to a copy of it just so you can see what it'd take: http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~bob/Tech/wword8.html
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toall
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Please refer to
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My customer would like to use BI Publisher's PDF Binding and Merging features to combine BIP PDF outputs with another documents in Solaris platform. However, currently those documents are all in Word .doc format only and the customer does not want to consider converting those into other formats like RTF.
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By using an appropriate library. JText, whatever.
Google, man.I think Rene meant iText!Whatever. :) Never used it, I just remembered there was something named like that. Thanks.

Does java print service support word docs or text files

Can anyone tell me that java print service api allows to print word doc files or RTF files etc.

no it doesn't.
To print a Word Doc you need to be able to read it, and display it.
Anything that can be displayed in, say a JPanel, can be printed, cos it's just a matter of displaying the
image to a virtual component ( a print canvas ). Which then gets printed.
So, because Java doesn't immediately support Ms Docs, neither does the print service.
regards,
Owen

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Can Java be used to parse Microsoft Word(.doc) files?

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Hey man, anything and every thing can be done these days.
About ur question doc is like all other normal text files with some extra features and extra character supports and other stuffs.
If u neglect those parts and if u consider it to be a normal text file then its a much simpler job.
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import java.util.*;
import java.net.*;
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 cDirInfo tX = new cDirInfo( RootDir, dir );
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 File t = new File( tX.rootDir, tX.dirList[x] );
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 token.indexOf( "<APP" ) != -1 ||
 token.indexOf( "<SER" ) != -1 ||
 token.indexOf( "<TEX" ) != -1 ))
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 token.indexOf( "</HE" ) != -1 ||
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 token.indexOf( "</SER" ) != -1 ||
 token.indexOf( "</TEX" ) != -1 ))
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 if ( tF.isDirectory() )
 return true;
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 if ( indx == -1 )
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How to Store word doc in java using oracle9i

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my name is jagapathi raju i whant a pice of code that will help me to store word doc in oracle9i please do this for me
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i whant a pice of code that will help me to store word doc in oracle9i please do > this for me Nope, imagine we are consultants who just provide you with a direction to your
investigation.
There's a few approachs...
1. You store the entire word document ( or any arbitrary binary file ) in a BLOB
field. ( binary large object ).
Have a search for Oracle, JDBC and BLOB.
2. You somehow extract the text from the Word document, losing all formating,
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regards,
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How to Store word doc in java using oracle

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