Is there a way to easily transform content from one mimetype to another, using Java? :?: (For example, HTML file to Word document.)
I know that it can be done easily using transformDocument() function in Javascript, but I'm interested in how it's done in Java. In Alfresco 3.3g, it seems that custom actions done in JS, triggered from web-client, have some problem with permissions, therefore this script needs to be translated to Java. I've tried using ContentWriter, ContentReader and ContentTransformer, but the document I get in Word cannot be opened if it contains a photo - it says it's too big to be opened. :!:
Basically, what I'm trying to do is 'translate' this:
into something like this:
The call in Java would now be:
Does anyone have an idea how could this be done more easily? And without any strange messages from MS Office, when reading the converted document later?
Thanks in advance.
I know that it can be done easily using transformDocument() function in Javascript, but I'm interested in how it's done in Java. In Alfresco 3.3g, it seems that custom actions done in JS, triggered from web-client, have some problem with permissions, therefore this script needs to be translated to Java. I've tried using ContentWriter, ContentReader and ContentTransformer, but the document I get in Word cannot be opened if it contains a photo - it says it's too big to be opened. :!:
Basically, what I'm trying to do is 'translate' this:
var word_doc = html_doc.transformDocument("application/msword");into something like this:
private void transformDocument(NodeRef sourceNodeRef, NodeRef targetNodeRef, String sourceMimetype, String targetMimetype) { ContentService contentService = Repository.getServiceRegistry(FacesContext.getCurrentInstance()).getContentService(); ContentReader reader = contentService.getReader(sourceNodeRef, ContentModel.PROP_CONTENT); // If there is a reader… if (reader.exists() && reader != null) { // …we create the transformer… ContentTransformer transformer = contentService.getTransformer(sourceMimetype, targetMimetype); // …and if it is valid… if (transformer != null) { ContentWriter writer = contentService.getWriter(targetNodeRef, ContentModel.PROP_CONTENT, true); writer.setMimetype(targetMimetype); try { // …we transform the content. transformer.transform(reader, writer); reader = writer.getReader(); if (!reader.exists()) throw new ContentIOException("The transformation did not write any content, yet: \n" + " transformer: " + transformer + "\n" + " temp writer: " + writer); } catch (ContentIOException e) { logger.debug(e.getMessage()); } } else logger.debug("Transformer wasn't created successfully…"); } else logger.debug("Reader doesn't exist…"); }The call in Java would now be:
transformDocument(html_doc, word_doc, MimetypeMap.MIMETYPE_HTML, MimetypeMap.MIMETYPE_WORD);Does anyone have an idea how could this be done more easily? And without any strange messages from MS Office, when reading the converted document later?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for both of your replies.
Eventually, it seems like there was a problem with using a proper version of OpenOffice, so the conversion wasn't done the way it was supposed to. I've tried both of your solutions, and they work, too! I think they'll serve me for future use. :idea:
Eventually, it seems like there was a problem with using a proper version of OpenOffice, so the conversion wasn't done the way it was supposed to. I've tried both of your solutions, and they work, too! I think they'll serve me for future use. :idea:
