Why are .docx files being corrupted when downloading from an ASP.NET page?
I also ran into this problem and actually found the answer here: It turns out that the docx format needs to have Response.End() right after the Response.BinaryWrite.
I also ran into this problem and actually found the answer here: It turns out that the docx format needs to have Response.End() right after the Response.BinaryWrite.
docx4j 2.8.0 supports converting XHTML documents and fragments to docx content. Disclosure: I wrote some of the code.
With POI my solution is: public static void merge(InputStream src1, InputStream src2, OutputStream dest) throws Exception { OPCPackage src1Package = OPCPackage.open(src1); OPCPackage src2Package = OPCPackage.open(src2); XWPFDocument src1Document = new XWPFDocument(src1Package); CTBody src1Body = src1Document.getDocument().getBody(); XWPFDocument src2Document = new XWPFDocument(src2Package); CTBody src2Body = src2Document.getDocument().getBody(); appendBody(src1Body, src2Body); src1Document.write(dest); } private static void appendBody(CTBody src, CTBody append) throws … Read more
Short answer is no, because the page breaks are inserted by the rendering engine, not determined by the .docx file itself. However, certain clients place a <w:lastRenderedPageBreak> element in the saved XML to indicate where they broke the page last time it was rendered. I don’t know which do this (although I expect Word itself … Read more
The Aspose.Words component can do this reliably (I’m not affiliated or anything). iTextSharp does not have the required feature set to load and process MS Word file formats.
My solution uses Html2OpenXml along with DocumentFormat.OpenXml (NuGet package for Html2OpenXml is here) to provide an elegant solution for ASP.NET MVC. WordHelper.cs public static class WordHelper { public static byte[] HtmlToWord(String html) { const string filename = “test.docx”; if (File.Exists(filename)) File.Delete(filename); using (MemoryStream generatedDocument = new MemoryStream()) { using (WordprocessingDocument package = WordprocessingDocument.Create( generatedDocument, WordprocessingDocumentType.Document)) … Read more
If you have LibreOffice installed lowriter –invisible –convert-to doc ‘/your/file.pdf’ If you want to use Python for this: import os import subprocess for top, dirs, files in os.walk(‘/my/pdf/folder’): for filename in files: if filename.endswith(‘.pdf’): abspath = os.path.join(top, filename) subprocess.call(‘lowriter –invisible –convert-to doc “{}”‘ .format(abspath), shell=True)
The sizes, in EMUs (English Metric Unit — read this for a good explanation), are set in the Extents (the Cx and Cy). In order to get a pic into a DocX I usually do it like so: Get the image’s dimensions and resolution Compute the image’s width in EMUs: wEmu = imgWidthPixels / imgHorizontalDpi … Read more
//FUNCTION :: read a docx file and return the string function readDocx($filePath) { // Create new ZIP archive $zip = new ZipArchive; $dataFile=”word/document.xml”; // Open received archive file if (true === $zip->open($filePath)) { // If done, search for the data file in the archive if (($index = $zip->locateName($dataFile)) !== false) { // If found, read … Read more
Using openXML SDK only, you can use AltChunk element to merge the multiple document into one. This link the-easy-way-to-assemble-multiple-word-documents and this one How to Use altChunk for Document Assembly provide some samples. EDIT 1 Based on your code that uses altchunk in the updated question (update#1), here is the VB.Net code I have tested and … Read more