.or you could try OpenOffice. It has an api - called UNO - that allows
you to write Java code to control the application; a little like a
non-platform specific version of OLE/COM. Whilst it can be used to generate
Excel workbooks in the older binary file format - I do not think that
ability to
Sorry, no. POI can be used to read, edit and write files that Excel can
read, it cannot be used to manipulate the application itself.
If you want to do this sort of thing, you will be limited to using OLE/COM
through a third party library such as JACOB or the Standard Widget Toolkit.
OLE and COM
Is it possible to use POI to launch the Excel Text Import Wizard and then
use the selected parsed data for use in a Java project? Essentially, I want
to utilize Excel's import wizard on my Java application.
Thanks, Jeff
On Tue, 1 Jun 2010, Mr Zappee wrote:
I check the number of pages in word. The statistics page shows that the
document contains 16 pages.
If you view the statistics and re-save the file, does word correct the
property information?
How can I update the properties? Can I update it with apache
