Quartz is no doubt the most popular open source Java library for job scheduling. It's been around for many years and includes advanced features like clu...
I'm extremely pleased to announce that Terry Liang of Polonious volunteered to resume the development of JODReports - that I started in 2004 and abandoned a few...
I got myself an Android phone (the shiny new HTC Magic) a few weeks ago. Could I resist the temptation to write an app for it? Of course not.
So OffiViewer 0...
Maven 2.0 has become a very popular tool for building and managing Java projects. JODConverter itself is build using Maven, and the library is available as an a...
t's new! It's here! It's the best JODConverter release available.
The version number even matches the latest OpenOffice.org version, but that's pure coincidenc...
JODConverter 2.1.1 is now available for download from SourceForge.net.
The main focus for this release is... that the project name has changed! JOOConverter,...
Creating a SysV-style init script for starting OpenOffice.org is not difficult but the details depend on your particular OS flavour/distribution.
The tricky ...
There's no doubt that the Google Web Tookit is one of the most interesting frameworks in the Java world for developing AJAX web applications.
But no single l...
Occasionally a piece of software introduces a new feature that is so useful that it instantly becomes a must, to the point that you ask yourself how you managed...
To build JODConverter you need Maven 2.
Check out the source code from the Subversion repository hosted by SourceForge.net:
$ svn co https://jodconverter.sv...
In the current "Mobile Web Revolution" it is increasingly important to test webapps not just for traditional desktop web browsers, but for phone web browsers to...
First of all let's make one concept clear: FileUploads don't use XmlHttpRequest as most AJAX requests do. A file upload needs to be a multipart request, and you...
Run As a Standalone Web Server
The easiest way to run JODConverter as a web application is to download the jodconverter-tomcat-x.y.z.zip distribution that incl...
It seems that with Java 6.0 the Tomcat Windows Service Installer just doesn't do what its name implies: it always fails to start Tomcat as a Windows Service...
Since version 2.1.0, JODConverter supports the ability to specify custom export options when converting. This applies to any output format, but is especially us...
Using JODConverter in your own Java application is very straightforward. The following example shows the skeleton code required to perform a one off conversion ...
