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Autoporting Aspose.Words for Java Progress – 26th Nov 2010
We have 9100 unit tests in Aspose.Words for Java and 923 of them pass right now.
On the surface it might look ugly that 90% of the tests fail. But there seems to be a few simple problems (stubs instead of code in some of the most basic platform abstraction methods such as formatting a double into a string). I am sure fixing those will get hundreds and thousands of unit tests to pass.
Posted in Aspose.Words Product Family
Read Excel 2007 Theme Colors and Charts/Shapes are rendered for HTML Conversion in Aspose.Cells for Java 2.4.3
We have published Aspose.Cells for Java v2.4.3 for the users.
In this version, we have supported reading Excel 2007 Theme colors. While saving files to HTML format, the charts/shapes are rendered now. We have also made enhancements for the following features:
- Chart to Image
- Direct Excel to PDF feature
There are some other fixes and enhancements too.
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Autoporting Aspose.Words for Java Progress – 24th Nov 2010
Today we have a completely autoported Aspose.Words for Java compile for the first time!
There are 2470 source files in the project. Only 28 of them constitute the platform abstraction layer and are manually coded in Java. The rest of the Java sources are generated from our C# sources.
Now the race is on to get all Aspose.Words for Java unit tests to pass. I will continue to provide regular updates about progress.
As a heads up for you, here … Continue Reading
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R/W Pivot Tables and Sign/Validate Digital Signatures in Excel files using Aspose.Cells for .NET 5.2.0
We have published Aspose.Cells for .NET v5.2.0 for the users.
In this version, we have supported signing and validating Digital Signatures in XLSX files. We have also supported to read/write and manipulate Pivot Tables in both XLS and XLSX files. The GridWeb control now supports to import/export images in Excel spreadsheets. The GridDesktop control allows you to import/export named ranges.
There are some other enhancements and fixes too.
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BindFO, Watermark in PDF, IsHtmlTagSupported, PrintDocument to PDF
A long awaited stable version of BindFO feature has become available and its no more in Beta Phase. Along with this release, this feature works perfectly in 32 bit as well as 64Bit environments. It also supports the capability to convert Base64Bit images to PDF format. A few more HTML tags are also supported and a new feature of converting PrintDocument to PDF is also provided.
With this new release version, you can add watermark in Direct-to-File mode In order to … Continue Reading
Posted in Aspose.PDF Product Family
How parent/child mail merge will look like in Aspose.Words for Java
Yes, parent/child (nested mail merge regions) is one of those highly demanded features that is available in Aspose.Words for .NET and not yet available in Aspose.Words for Java. And yes, this feature is going to be available for Java very soon, when our autoporting project is complete.
BTW, there are only 16 files remain to be made autoportable.
Today a small technical article that describes challenges and solutions we came across when making the Aspose.Words MailMerge autoportable to Java.
Overview
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Aspose sponsors the Great Lakes Area .NET Users Group
We are pleased to announce that Aspose is sponsoring the Great Lakes Area .NET Users Group. GANG meets on the third Wednesday of each month, at 6 PM in the Microsoft office in Southfield, Michigan.
1000 Town Center Dr. Suite 1930
Southfield, MI 48075
Phone Number: (248) 905-1457
They are a community of developers interested and active in the development of software implementing the Microsoft .Net framework and associated environment. Topics of discussion will focus on .Net development and related subjects.
Posted in Merit Cooper, Developer Community Support