I am using a shared component "DOCX From Dynamic Template" in a proces

Amit Mishra over 8 years ago

I am using a shared component "DOCX From Dynamic Template" in a process model to generate a dynamic document with given template. It works fine for a normal word content but when I use given template (docx- which contains tables and check-box), I am receiving an ErrorMessage - "InputStream is not a zip."
Any idea how to handle this?
Also we have to iterate set of text and table row (highlighted in attached file - which contains check boxes as well) on basis of a integer field value (min. 1 & max.15) . Any suggestion please?

template1.docx

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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

1. Can you provide the whole stack trace of the error to see in what line the code is failing?

2. Also make sure you have the latest version forum.appian.com/.../Advanced Document Templating

3. It worked fine for me. Can you try using this as the Xml Data Model. I think the issue is being introduced by your Xml Data Model:

="<project> <name>This is a simple placeholder</name> <developer name='John' lastEmail='Smith' mail='smith@email' day='10-10-2014' /> <developer name='Frank' lastEmail='Brown' mail='frank@email' day='10-10-2014' /></project>"

4. If that doesn't work:
---> Stop the application server
---> Delete server.log
---> Start JBoss
----> Reproduie
----> Attach the log so I can see if all encoding JVM arguments are properly set and pointing to UTF8
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 8 years ago

1. Can you provide the whole stack trace of the error to see in what line the code is failing?

2. Also make sure you have the latest version forum.appian.com/.../Advanced Document Templating

3. It worked fine for me. Can you try using this as the Xml Data Model. I think the issue is being introduced by your Xml Data Model:

="<project> <name>This is a simple placeholder</name> <developer name='John' lastEmail='Smith' mail='smith@email' day='10-10-2014' /> <developer name='Frank' lastEmail='Brown' mail='frank@email' day='10-10-2014' /></project>"

4. If that doesn't work:
---> Stop the application server
---> Delete server.log
---> Start JBoss
----> Reproduie
----> Attach the log so I can see if all encoding JVM arguments are properly set and pointing to UTF8
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