So, bottom line: there are a lot of things to consider. That the new version is really compatible with the used CUBA application etc. Also the software has to be updated, it has to made sure Also there is the potential problem, that there are memory problems with Open / LibreOffice. Sometimes the connections are not cleaned up correctly. Communication between the two applications is done via TCP sockets.

The accuracy is quite good there, much better as just using alternatives like docx4j directly.īut having OpenOffice on a server running sometimes leads to problems. The reports engine from CUBA normally solves this inaccuracy problem by using an external OpenOffice server, that is doing the transformation. CUBA Reports requires an OpenOffice server oftentimes leads to inaccurate results in the target PDF file depending on what technology is used for doing the conversion. Dealing with images, tables layers, columns, shapes etc. What is the problem with DOCX to PDFīasically the accuracy of the result. This example shows how to integrate Aspose Words Cloud in order to generate a PDF file out of a word document (docx) via its cloud API. Github: CUBA example - converting DOCX to PDF with Aspose Cloud Recently I created an example on how to use Aspose Cloud Words API in order to do a docx -> PDF conversion.

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