All releases of JODConverter
Release Notes: This release adds docx, xlsx, and pptx (supported by OOo since 3.0) to the predefined list of formats.
Release Notes: This maintenance release includes a new MediaWiki wikitext export conversion, access to the low level OpenOffice.org API, better error reporting, and a new Maven 2 plugin.
Release Notes: This release features increased flexibility in specifying custom conversion options, more preconfigured formats (csv, tsv, odg, and svg), and a richer command line interface.
Release Notes: The project has been renamed from JOOConverter (Java OpenOffice Converter) to JODConverter (Java OpenDocument Converter). Java package names have changed accordingly.
Release Notes: This release adds support for specifying custom conversion options (e.g. PDF quality), enables HTML as an input format by default, and fixes a rare pagination problem when exporting documents with fields to PDF.
Release Notes: Stream-based conversions added in the previous release proved to be slow in some circumstances, so file-based ones have been reintroduced as the default. The Web app is now configurable using Spring XML. A C#.net sample client for the Web service has been added to the online guide. Additionally, a standalone distribution that includes Tomcat is now available for ease of installation.
Release Notes: This version uses streams (instead of files) for communicating with OpenOffice.org; this simplifies the client code and also enables the use of an OOo service running on a different machine. Additionally, the Webapp includes a simple Web service that can be invoked remotely by clients written in any language, so it is now possible to use JOOConverter outside of Java as well.
Release Notes: JOOConverter now works with any Java implementation as far back as 1.3. A bug that caused the application not to work in some non-Sun JVMs has also been fixed.
Release Notes: This release works with OpenOffice.org 2.0 and supports the new OpenDocument formats. This release also includes a Web app and an executable jar that can be used as a command line tool, and document formats are now configured in a customizable XML file.
Release Notes: This release features improved performance and support for connecting to the OpenOffice process using named pipes instead of TCP connections.
