Writing to word document using java

hi,
i want to retrieve the values from database and then write to .doc file. how can i write to a word document using java?
thanks in advance

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I dont think that your requirement has to do with ADF capabilities.
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You can do it without ADF and by using standard JAVA and the API of your choice. a static void main will do for that matter.
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JoachimSauer wrote:
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