Dynamic Document Generator

Overview

This version is for Appian 23.2 and above. Cloud customers on a lower version of Appian that want to install this plugin should open a support case. Self-managed customers can find the latest jar for Appian 23.1 and lower version in the folder pre-23.2

Convert, merge and generate DOCX, PDF and XML files automatically in an Appian process

Key Features & Functionality

  • PDF from single DOCX with Fonts
    • Convert multiple DOCX files into a single PDF. Please note that the translation from DOCX to PDF is not always 1:1. The template may need to be tweaked or simplified to achieve the desired results.
  • PDF from DOCX without Fonts
    • Convert multiple DOCX files into a single PDF. Please note that the translation from DOCX to PDF is not always 1:1. The template may need to be tweaked or simplified to achieve the desired results. This will not support fonts.
  • PDF from XSL-FO Transformation
    • Uses XSLT to convert an XML to XSL-FO which is then converted to PDF
  • PDF from HTML
    • Converts an HTML document into a single page PDF.
  • PDF from HTML Transformation
    • Uses XSLT to convert an XML to HTML which is then converted to PDF
  • Text Doc from XSLT
    • Uses XSLT to convert an XML to a plain text document (such as HTML, another XML doc, etc).
  • DOCX from XHTML With Styling
    • Converts a valid XHTML file into a DOCX, allowing you to provide your own template file for style reference. Useful for creating dynamic documents that are editable
  • DOCX Merge
    • Merges one or more DOCX files together. If a header or footer exists in any document, they will be removed during the merge process.
    • A configurable separator can be specified: none, line break or page break

Function: xsltransform - Transform source XML using XSL Transform

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  • Hello,

    We are using the DOCX from XHTML plugin to convert an XHTML file to a DOCX. The source XHTML file (which actually has a .html extension) contains the following html:

    <tr style="background-color:green">

    All the content from the entire HTML document is coming through as we would expect, including the content of the table, except for the background color of this <tr>. Background colors come through via <span> tags, but not via the <tr> tag. We also tried CSS in a <style> tag, but that didn't work either, nor is it a feasible solution for this purpose.

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  • Hello,

    We are using the DOCX from XHTML plugin to convert an XHTML file to a DOCX. The source XHTML file (which actually has a .html extension) contains the following html:

    <tr style="background-color:green">

    All the content from the entire HTML document is coming through as we would expect, including the content of the table, except for the background color of this <tr>. Background colors come through via <span> tags, but not via the <tr> tag. We also tried CSS in a <style> tag, but that didn't work either, nor is it a feasible solution for this purpose.

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