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QUESTION
I want to prepare some reference docx file for tests. This file contains a set of strings in a specific order.
There are some REST APIs, by calling which I get files as byte arrays and in my tests I want to compare them with the reference file.
To generate docx files, I use Apache POI library. For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-15 at 15:35The differences you have found are the last modified file date and time of the entries in the *.docx
ZIP
archive. This has nothing to do with the file properties you set already.
Accorrding to ZIP file format this are exactly the bytes you have marked in your hex dump. A entry starts at 0 with 4 bytes 504B0304
and at offset 10 are 2 bytes for last modified time and at offset 12 are 2 bytes for last modified date.
The modified file date and time of the entries in the *.docx
ZIP
archive is set when the XWPFDocument
is written out and the *.docx
ZIP
archive containig the entries is created. There is no proper way getting into this process.
The only way I have found is, creating a temporary ZIP
file from the data after the documents were written out. Then using java.util.zip.*
for maipulating the last modified file date and time of all the entries in the *.docx
ZIP
archive.
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QUESTION
I am using a scala akka-http server. I created a docx (word)
file on the server side and I want to return a response such that when the response reaches the client, an auto-download process should start. I am using angular2 on the client side. Also, for creating the docx file POI is used.
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-08 at 21:59akka-http has directives for serving files to client requests
You might be able to able to use a PipedOutputStream instead of a FileOuputStream - eg https://github.com/pjfanning/prometheus-akka-sample/blob/master/src/main/scala/com/example/akka/http/PrometheusService.scala
QUESTION
I am opening a word file and using it as a template. I have run both my test program and my actual program. In my JUnit test, which is in Groovy, everything works fine, and I output the file with no problems. When I run the exact same code in my application and try to open the word doc (actually docx) I get the error message, "The file TestGenerated.docx cannot be opened because there are problems with the contents." Under the Details it says "The parameter is incorrect. Location: Part: /word/document.xml, Line: 2, Column: 0"
The code is below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 01:14This ended up being an error within Apache Poi 3.16 in inserting images into the document. When I upgraded to POI 3.17 all of the problems were fixed.
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