Hyperlink in content of CSV file works but style is not appearing on link. I have a .csv file that I was able to put in a hyperlink. When it opens in excel and put your cursor across the cell it shows the little hand and when click will open the hyperlinked document.
I have used Java Program to create a CSV file. My Code for hyperlink looks like:
hyperlink = "=HYPERLINK(\"http://stackoverflow.com\")";
What I would like to do is make that blue and underline?
Csv file does not support a format to append like styles
The only way is that we can use hyperlink in csv file
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How to update table of contents (TOC) and then convert docx file to pdf?
I want to create and update table of content in docx file and then convert it to pdf, so I want this TOC to be updated in pdf file.
This code update TOC after opening docx file by user and I don't need it.
docx.enforceUpdateFields();
I want TOC to be updated automatically by my program. Thanks.
Based on comment in this link, I found out that there is no way to update TOC automatically. Ben said on that comment "It then relies on a user to open the document in Word to generate the actual table of contents. Unfortunately, Word can't be made to update the TOC automatically and without user interaction".
I would like to create a searchview in android in a pdf file without opening the content and if the pdf has the searched word then it will show only the title/titles of that pdf.
It is not possible to search text in a PDF file w/o reading its content. What you may find - it is strings and names(field names, document info, metadata etc.), and it will work only if the document is not encrypted.
All streams in a PDF document are compressed(mostly using FlateDecode filter).
I have following link
https://hero.epa.gov/hero/ws/swift.cfc?method=getProjectRIS&project_id=993&getallabstracts=true
I want to parse this xml to get only text, like
Provider: HERO - 2.xx
DBvendor=EPA
Text-encoding=UTF-8
How can I parse it ?
Well, it's not a text file, it's an HTML file. If you open a file in browser and select view source you will be able to see text enclosed in <char> tags.
When it's opened in browser, these tags and other HTML content is interpreted and output is rendered on the page (that's why it looks like a text). If you want to implement similar behavior in Java then you should look into PhantomJS and/or JSoup examples.
It looks like a text file but it is an XML file and the browser just displays its text content.
To verify right click and look at the page source.
You can use a library like Jsoup for parsing the file and getting the contents.
https://jsoup.org/cookbook/introduction/parsing-a-document
I am reading pdf file in java code using PdfReader class.
I want to read the bookmarks index/chapter links shown in red colored box.
Use SimpleBookmark.getBookmark(PdfReader).
I want to display a regular XML or any other file in text format in JEditorPane..I don't want to display the content in html page... the content should be exactly the same as in file with line break..the XML file is located on local system
Do you need syntax highlighting?
or just show plain text?
If syntax try to use this
http://java-sl.com/xml_editor_kit.html
If not just use JTextArea or normal JEditorPane with default editor kit. And call setText() to set your content.