Key features in Java

You can use API to perform different operations on Word documents such as inserting a table, adding paragraphs, extracting text, inserting an image, inserting a watermark image, getting hyperlinks and adding a header or a footer.
You can perform conversion operations for different file formats in Java such as:

• Convert PDF to Word.
• Convert Word to PDF.
• Convert Word to TXT.
• Convert Word to EPUB.
• Convert DOCX to image.

Working with tables

You can use a table to structure content, place text or images in one cell and align it accordingly.
Furthermore, tables can be nested inside other tables up to any depth with Java API.
Working with tables includes many tasks such as:

• Getting a list of tables that are contained in a Word document.
• Inserting, updating, deleting and getting a table from a document.
• Adding a table to a document.
• Getting and updating table properties.
• Getting, adding and deleting a table.
• Getting, adding and deleting a table cell.
• Extracting data from a table.

Working with Math objects

API allows you to get all Word Math objects that are defined in a document.
It includes many tasks such as getting and removing Objects from a Word document.

Working with Headers and Footers

API supports page headers and page footers.
This includes many tasks such as:

• Accessing the header for a section.
• Removing a header.
• Adding a header.
• Getting all headers and footers in a Word document.

Working with report generation and mail merge

Our API report generation and mail merge provide you with several tasks such as:

• Using Word merge fields or Mustache.
• Preparing DOCX templates to populate or other supported file formats.
• Populating templates with data from JSON, XML.
• Inserting HTML and images during mail merge.

Working with text

API allows you to find and replace text in DOCX and other documents in Java.
It has string searching and string matching algorithms to find all appearances of a character pattern, to find a place where one or many patterns are found within a larger string or text.
In other words, it finds substring matches inside a given string and finding dictionary strings that match the pattern defined by a regular expression.
You can replace all occurrences of a specified string with another string in Java.

Java API Installation

You can use Java API directly in your Maven Projects with simple configuration steps in pom.xml:

1. Add Aspose Maven repository in repositories section.
2. Define Java API dependency in dependencies section.

Prerequisites

1. Go to the Aspose Cloud Dashboard, Create a new Account or Sign In to get App Key and App SID.
2. Install Java 7 JRE/JDK or later versions on your computer.

Swagger UI

You can use Swagger UI to visualize and interact with APIs resources.

Convert PDF to Word in Java

Cloud API allows you to convert PDF to a Word document or other supported file formats with Java.

String APP_KEY = "####";
String APP_SID = "####-####-####-####-####";

ApiClient client = new ApiClient();
client.setAppKey(APP_KEY).setAppSid(APP_SID);
WordsApi wordsApi = new WordsApi(client);
PutConvertDocumentRequest request = new PutConvertDocumentRequest(new File("output.docx"), "pdf", null, null, null, null);
File result = wordsApi.putConvertDocument(request);

Advanced Features

• Convert a Word document
• Split a Word document
• Working with tables

How to open and edit a DOCX document in Java

1. Go to the Aspose Cloud Dashboard.
2. Create a new Account to access all applications and services or Sign In to your account.
3. Click on My Apps tab.
4. Get App Key and App SID.
5. Add Java dependency.
6. Upload a DOCX file to the Aspose Cloud Storage.
7. Check Developer Guide to edit a DOCX file in Java.