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DocxJavaMapper-example
An example project from my tutorial about how to map a Docx file to a Java object.
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The final code used in this tutorial can be found here: https://github.com/e-reznik/DocxJavaMapper-example. You can clone that project, play around on your machine and try to extends it with more elements, like images, tables, lists etc. A more advanced project with more mapped elements can be found here: https://github.com/e-reznik/DocxJavaMapper.
You can also check out one of my other projects, where I create a pdf from a docx, using this approach: https://github.com/e-reznik/Docx2PDF.
Docx is a new standard document format, first introduced in 2007 with the release of Microsoft Office 2007. It stores documents as a set of individual folders and files in a zip archive, unlike the old doc format, that uses binary files. Docx files can be opened by Microsoft Word 2007 and later, and by some open source office products, like LibreOffice and OpenOffice. To simply view the contents of a docx, change its extension to .zip and view the resulting archive using any file archiver.