Aspose.Words is a Java component to read, write and modify a Word document.
Aspose.Words for .NET and Aspose.Words for Java


Aspose.Words enables .NET and Java applications to read, modify and write Word庐 documents without utilizing Microsoft Word庐. Aspose.Words supports a wide array of features including document creation, content and formatting manipulation, powerful mail merge abilities, comprehensive support of DOC, DOCX, RTF, WordprocessingML, HTML and PDF formats. Aspose.Words is truly the most affordable, fastest and feature rich Word component on the market.

Some features available in Aspose.Words for .NET are not available in Aspose.Words for Java. For detailed list of features see Aspose.Words Features.

Business Benefits

Avoid Microsoft Word automation in your .NET and Java applications.
Design reports or template documents in the familiar environment of Microsoft Word, not in a custom report designer.
Build or modify documents and formatting with ease using an object model Similar to Microsoft Word Object Model and System.Xml.
Populate documents with your data using just a few lines of code.
Generate or process thousands of documents such as reports, letters, Invoices, forms in minutes.
General Features
Open and save DOC, DOCX, RTF, WordprocessingML, HTML and TXT documents.
Save documents in the Aspose.Pdf.Xml format that can be used by Aspose.Pdf to produce PDF files.
Use Aspose.Words from within a COM or ASP application and pass data as ADO Recordset.
Aspose.Words installation includes easy-to-understand demo projects for ASP.NET, Windows Forms and Swing with source code in C#, VB.NET and Java that you can use to build your reporting application in minutes.
Document Manipulation Features
Programmatically Create, modify or remove sections, headers, footers, paragraphs, lists, tables, rows, cells, text, fields, form fields, s, images and other document elements.
Specify detailed formatting for sections, paragraphs, text, rows and cells at runtime. you can free download Aspose.Words for Java 2.7.0.0 now.