Re: java convert odt to html without installed office

max berger wrote:

>Hi,
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>thx for your replay.
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>>2) you parse the xml content (each xml file in the odt-zip archiv) 
>>directly in java (with sax, dom, jdom, ...) an make the translation 
>>directly in java.
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>has anybody done such a translation yet? I am not an expert in java and I
>hardly managed it to transform the content.xml into html. For this I used
>the example of J David Eisenberg. Unfortunately I do not get the images
>integrated into the html document... Also it would be good to get the
>informations from the meta.xml into the html document too...
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>Does anyone know about a java-project where they are working on the
>transformation of an odt to html?
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not really, but I think it would make sense to enhance J David 
Eisenberg's work and use
it as a foundation instead of starting something new.

I am not sure if David has already moved his stuff to ODF:

http://opendocumentfellowship.org/Main/CurrentActivities

but you might want to subscribe to the ODF dev list as well

Michi

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>>3) you use the UNO-API and parse the the document and transform it. see 
>>the uno-example in the developerguide.
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>It works fine with the UNO-API but I don´t want to it because I do not want
>to have OpenOffice installed...
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>Thx again
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>maxwell
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