You can develop your own document converter. Either in Java or .NET. Have a look at the required code. .NET You have to download and add GroupDocs.Conversion for .NET DLL reference in your project. In case of any issue, you can create a post http.//forum.groupdocs.com/ using (Converter converter = new Converter("sample.pdf")) { MarkupConvertOptions options = new MarkupConvertOptions ; converter.Convert("converted.rtf", options); } Java Download and add GroupDocs.Conversion for Java JAR file in your project. In case of any issue, you can create a post http.//forum.groupdocs.com/ String outputFile = "ConvertToHtml.html"; Converter converter = new Converter("sample.docx"); MarkupConvertOptions options = new MarkupConvertOptions ; converter.convert(outputFile, options); System.out.print("\nConversion to html completed successfully. \nCheck output in " + outputFile);
If you do not want to create a Converter for every document converter and want to use some of these examples, here are some of the most common ones. Java You have to download and add Groups. Conversion for Java JAR file in your project. In case of any issue, you can create a post HTTP.//forum.groupdocs.com/ Using (Converter = new Converter(“sample.pdf”)) {MarkupConvertOptions options = new MarkupConvertOptions ; adapter = this.get(“JsonConverter”); converter.convert(options);} For Java, to convert text to an HTML, you have to use JsonConverter. This is a list of common converter examples including the converter that you may use. Java Java examples from Java. Converter examples available only for Java JAR files. Java Java examples from Java. Converter examples available only for Java .jar files. Java Java examples from Java.