GroupDocs.Assembly for Java API helps you rapidly develop document automation and reporting applications in Java to generate custom reports from templates without installing any external software. The report generation engine fetches data from the template document, assembles it and generates reports in the specified output format according to the defined syntax. It allows you to configure and insert formatting properties of template elements dynamically and supports various data sources (JSON, XML, OData, databases, CSV, spreadsheet as table of data, word processing table as table of data and databases) to retrieve data from.
The document assembly library recognizes multiple document formats and allows you to create templates in all supported file types such as PDF, HTML, Outlook email, Microsoft Office Word, Excel worksheets, PowerPoint presentations and text. It supports LINQ-based template syntax and users can also configure and insert formatting properties of template elements dynamically.
GroupDocs.Assembly for Java is easy to integrate with new or existing java applications. It is highly compatible with all Java versions and supports popular operating systems (Windows, Linux, MacOS) that are capable to run Java runtime.
Following is an overview of GroupDocs.Assembly for Java:
Supported document file formats for Java document generation API are listed below.
GroupDocs.Assembly for Java supports following Operating Systems, Frameworks & Package Managers:
Adjust Image in Textbox of Word, Excel, Presentations & Emails while Preserving the Image Ratio
Use Formulae & Perform Sequential Data Operations - Apply Formula during Spreadsheet Assembly
Apply Upper, Lower, Capital, FirstCap Formatting to Strings in Template Syntax
Template Syntax support Formatting of Ordinal, Cardinal, Alphabetic Numeric Nature
Support Template Documents with Custom Variables & Text Comments within Template Syntax Tags
Dynamically Insert Out Document Content in Report
Dynamically Configure Background Color of HTML Documents & Generate Barcode in Reports
Dynamically Insert Hyperlinks in Reports & Apply Attributes to Email Message Body
Dynamically Attach Email Attachments and Update Fields during Word Processing Document Assembly
Support of NEXT Field Analogue of Microsoft Word
Dynamically Add Links and Bookmarks to Document Formats and Name the Cell Ranges of Excel Spreadsheets
Loading & Saving Assembled POT & OTP Presentation Document Formats
Template Formatting for Numeric, Text, Image, Date-Time, Chart Elements
Dynamically Insert images & documents from Base64-encoded bytes
LINQ-Based Template Syntax
Change Format of Assembled File using Explicit Specifications or File Extension
Ordered List Supported for Markdown - Save Newly Assembled Emails & Word Documents to Markdown
Generate Various Report Types, e.g., Charts, Image, Tables, Lists and more
Inline Template Syntax Errors in Generated Documents instead of Exception Throwing
Dynamically Restart A Numbered List in Word Documents as well as Emails with HTML & RTF Bodies
Support of Tables, Autolinks, Inline Links and Images for Assembled Markdown Documents
Dynamically Generate Barcodes (GS1-128 AI 8102 Coupon Extended and UPCA & GS1 Databar Coupon
Load Template Documents from HTML with Resources and Save Assembled Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Emails to HTML with Resources
Manipulate numerous template elements with GroupDocs.Assembly for Java API. The template elements that you can work with include, text blocks, Images, Hyperlinks, HTML blocks, Barcodes (via Barcode fonts), and Charts. You can also apply repeated blocks & conditional blocks for list items and table rows. Dynamic merging of table cells holding the same text, based on template expressions for documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and emails with HTML and RTF bodies.
Using GroupDocs.Assembly for Java API, supports following types of List Reports:
GroupDocs.Assembly for Java supports following type of Chart Reports:
GroupDocs.Assembly for Java supports following types of Table Reports:
You can also use Data Bands in table rows.
Integration of GroupDocs.Assembly for Java API with your Java application is like a breeze. What follows is an example block of code that generates report in OpenDocument format using Java:
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// Instantiate DocumentAssembler class
DocumentAssembler assembler = new DocumentAssembler();
//Call AssembleDocument to generate report
assembler.assembleDocument("D:\\WordTemplates\\Nested External Document.docx", "D:\\WordReports\\Nested External Document.docx",
new DataSourceInfo( new DataStorage(), null));
//(See new DataStorage() method details at https://github.com/groupdocs-assembly/GroupDocs.Assembly-for-Java)
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