2 thoughts on “How to write the content directly to the Word file with Java, it is best to have a detailed introduction and source code”
Sonja
Import java.io.; import java.io.; import java.io.; // In the current path (default) , .Java ...) File Public class filetest { // When it encounters abnormal throwing to Java virtual machine processing Public static void main (string [] args) Throws { // i> -1, constant True, created unlimited files, it became virus for (int i = 0; i u003C3; i ) { // Specify the file name name string name = "a" I ".doc" to be specified. Define a water pipe, the water pipe leads to the name file out = new (name); // Use the packaging node flow to output the string // Popular point: add a water pipe to add a pipeline Large (), this faucet has the function of water release (PS.print ()) ps = new (out); ps.print ("I me, I wow nest nest nest, wow me" ); ps.append ("you"); } } }
Import java.io.;
import java.io.;
import java.io.;
// In the current path (default) , .Java ...) File
Public class filetest
{
// When it encounters abnormal throwing to Java virtual machine processing
Public static void main (string [] args) Throws
{
// i> -1, constant True, created unlimited files, it became virus
for (int i = 0; i u003C3; i )
{
// Specify the file name name
string name = "a" I ".doc" to be specified. Define a water pipe, the water pipe leads to the name file
out = new (name);
// Use the packaging node flow to output the string
// Popular point: add a water pipe to add a pipeline Large (), this faucet has the function of water release (PS.print ())
ps = new (out);
ps.print ("I me, I wow nest nest nest, wow me" );
ps.append ("you");
}
}
}
You can use the flow, but you need to set the encoding format, otherwise the writing is all garbled