[fsloke]

Is there have any simple coding , that can open the File (doc,txt) using it own application such as Ms Word...


-thank...

[RodgerB]

The BufferedStream class is a good way to read raw text files, however you will find Microsoft Word documents are much different when it comes to I/O (Input/Output).

You can learn about it here.

[GWatt]

Opening any document with formatting is more difficult. If you open a .doc file with notepad you will see a whole bunch of formatting instructions, and the actual text of your document will virtually unreadable.

[fsloke]

I think you all misunderstood my Question.

When the user click on the File example file.doc.

The File.doc will open using Ms Word application...

Then the file is in the Ms Word application...

Is there have such coding?

-fsloke

[Nayana]

Try looking at the Runtime.exec() command.

[fsloke]

This command is run in terminal....

This sure can be done if we run it in terminal

But have any alternative?

Thank

[Nayana]

what?

[PennyBoki]

fsloke, take your time and try to explain the question a little better.

[Cyborg Ninja]

I think Post #4 sounds like file associations.

[fsloke]

You can open txt file and do read and write on a txt file.

We can output to JTextArea byte by byte using input output file.

My Question is How to do output and input file on a complex application such Ms Word, and PDF file?

My concern is open for view only....

[GWatt]

You have to have some way of interpreting the data. .doc, .pdf, and the like are pretty much all text files, but they contain special formatting instructions. You can open them with notepad if you want to see what they look like raw, but I don't know any more than that.

[bhandari]

I have done some work for you. Google was my starting point.

various pdf libraries
IText pdf library example

Use the above links and explore the internet for MS Word format.