Hi all,
i am trying to read content (folder structure : ID and name) of excel file. i need to know how can i do in proper way?
please give me hint
Regards
Janaka
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This looks like a very simple Excel file. Why not save it as a CSV and then you'll have plain text which you can read and parse easily from JavaScript.
Or better yet, express it as JSON and then you won't have to parse anything.
Hi Janaka
If it is concerning the content of the file, you could do a transformation to txt. (similar to this Applying rules to folders | Alfresco Documentation).
But you need to give us a bit more info about what you are trying to do here.
Hi Markus Joos,
I have excel file which contain folder id and name. I have to read content of file and generate folder structure under document library. this is one time task
Folder Id Folder Name
1 folder one
1.1 folder two
1.2 folder three
2 folder abc
You can use Apache POI API to read/write to excel files. Take a look at Apache POI – Reading and Writing Excel file in Java for reference.
Hope this helps.
Hi Ramesh,
do have any idea to read excel content using javascript api within alfresco
Client side (Browser) or Server side (repository backend) JavaScript?
If serverside, please write a JavaScript rootobject to wrap the poi library. Take a Look at the alfresco-jscript-extensions in github...
If Client side, there are some JS libraries which can read the Excel File in the Browser...
Thanks
Jens
This looks like a very simple Excel file. Why not save it as a CSV and then you'll have plain text which you can read and parse easily from JavaScript.
Or better yet, express it as JSON and then you won't have to parse anything.
Thanks Jeff .
i have used alfresco rules to convert Excel file into CSV , so i could read CSV by JS
Hi @jpotts
How do you express the Excel as a JSON OR
Read and parse the plaintext from JS. I am trying to do this in the Alfresco Activiti(Model Application) script task
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