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Generate Reports from JSON Data in C#
This article addresses the problem of formatting raw JSON data into a presentable and easily understandable report format within the .NET application. We will be converting the JSON data into PDF and DOCX reports in C# using simple templates.
Generate Reports from JSON Data in Java
JSON is a formatted and readable data interchange format to transmit data with attributes. However, the large data in JSON format is not very presentable and easily understandable. We mostly need to convert the large JSON data into a presentable format. This article will guide you to convert JSON data into PDF report in Java using a simple template.
Dynamic Insertion of Links to Bookmarks, Cells and Slides using GroupDocs.Assembly 19.11
Document Automation (or document assembly) is widely used by organizations for their reporting services and GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET and Java APIs provide a complete package of features required to build reports dynamically. Keeping the modern trends in mind and to meet the emerging requirements of our customers, we keep introducing the new features. Recently, we have released the v19.11 of our document automation API with quite a useful set of features. So in this article, I’ll give you an … Continue Reading
Build Reports using CSV or XML Data Source in Java
In this article, we will have an overview that how to generate reports from CSV or XML data in Java. In one of the earlier posts, we discussed the same but using C#. Recently version 19.10 of GroupDocs.Assembly for Java has been released that brings an exciting feature of building reports using CSV data sources. Along with this, we have simplified the process of working with XML data sources.
Working with CSV Data Source in Java
Generate Reports from CSV and XML Data Source in C#
In this article, we will have an overview of how to use CSV data sources for generating your reports in .NET applications. Also, I’ll demonstrate the simplified ways of using XML data sources in C#. GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET is onboard as v19.10. This release contains a bug fix as well as three new features related to CSV, and XML data sources.
Working with CSV Data Source using C#
The Comma Separated Values (CSV) is a popular file format for … Continue Reading
Save Assembled Word Processing Document as a Markdown File
Markdown is a well known and one of the popular markup languages these days. The appearance of the text in Markdown is controlled using the syntax instead of using rich text editors or applications such as MS Word. The best thing is, it is a lightweight language and can be written in the plain text editors such as Notepad. As far as its usage is concerned, Markdown is popular in writing wikis, readme files, and others. This is the reason … Continue Reading
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Restart the List Numbering Dynamically within Your Document
Nested or the multi-level numbered lists allow you to group the items based on the parent item. Put it simply, you can separately list the items under each group. This becomes very useful when you have to list the items having multiple sub-items. Let’s have a look at the following figure which makes it simpler to understand the scenario.
In this figure, you can observe that there are listed 3 groups and each group further has multiple items listed under … Continue Reading
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Save Assembled Word Processing, Presentation, Spreadsheet and Email Documents as HTML File with Resources
The HTML format is widely used for creating the webpages or, in other words, the HTML files. These days, every operating system, whether it be of desktop or mobile, contains the built-in web browser that supports viewing the HTML files. Other than that, many free web browsers are also available in the market. This means that any information or the content that is available in the form of HTML pages can easily be viewed just having installed a web browser.… Continue Reading
Embed Inline Syntax Error Messages in Generated Reports using GroupDocs.Assembly for Java 19.3
In the latest version of GroupDocs.Assembly for Java we have introduced an exciting feature of Inline Syntax Error Messages. Are you thinking about what does make this feature so exciting? Well, I am going to answer it in this post.
First, let’s have a brief overview of how does GroupDocs.Assembly generate the reports. GroupDocs.Assembly uses pre-defined document templates that contain the LINQ statements. These templates are evaluated, processed and then populated by API’s engine during the run-time. An exception is … Continue Reading
Support of Inline Syntax Error Messages
We are back with the latest release of GroupDocs.Assembly for .NET. In this post, I am going to give you an overview of the latest release including the demonstration and usage of an exciting feature. Let’s not wait and walk through what’s new in the latest release. You may also have a glance at the release notes of the latest release.
GroupDocs.Assembly allows you to generate automated reports by populating the pre-defined document templates. The document templates contain the … Continue Reading