Note This feature is only compatible with Groupdocs.Assembly for Java 19.11 or later releases. Simplified working with JSON data sources To access JSON data while building a report, you can pass a JsonDataSource instance to the engine as a data source.
Using of JsonDataSource enables you to work with typed values of JSON elements in template documents. For more convenience, the set of simple JSON types is extended as follows:...Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
This topic describes how to use the Groupdocs.Viewer Java API to specify various options for rendering CAD files to HTML, PDF, PNG, and JPEG....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Note This feature is only compatible with Groupdocs.Assembly for .NET 19.10 or later releases. To access JSON data while building a report, the Groupdocs.Assembly API introduces JsonDataSource class. You can pass its instance to the assembler as a data source. Using of JsonDataSource enables you to work with typed values of JSON elements in template
documents. For more convenience, the set of simple JSON types is extended as follows:...Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Learn how to use Context Objects in Groupdocs.Conversion for .NET v24.10+. Context objects are foundational to all delegate-based patterns....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Control the OOXML compliance level (Ecma, Transitional, or Strict) when saving Word documents to OOXML formats using Groupdocs.Assembly for Java....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Note This article is the first part of the Template Syntax series of articles. For second part, please visit Template Syntax - Part 2 of 2. Composing Template A typical template for Groupdocs.Assembly Engine is composed of common document contents and tags that describe the template’s structure and data bindings. You can form these tags using just running text that can occupy multiple paragraphs to be more descriptive.
A tag body must meet the following requirements:...Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Format numeric values, date-time values, and text strings in templates using format strings and functions....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
This topic describes how to use the Groupdocs.Viewer Java API to convert XML documents to HTML (with and without pagination), PDF documents, PNG, and JPEG raster formats....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...
Note In this article, we will discuss the behavior of Groupdocs.Assembly APIs. Overview of the API Classes of Groupdocs.Assembly are located within the Groupdocs.Assembly namespace. The main of the classes is DocumentAssembler. All the functionality required to build a report from a template is assembled within the class.
Building Reports To build a report from a template, you can use one of the DocumentAssembler.AssembleDocument overloads. The following table describes parameters of these overloads....Navigation Products GroupDocs.Total Product Family GroupDocs.Viewer Product...Solution GroupDocs.Annotation Product Solution GroupDocs.Conversion...