OpenXML4J Project

Office Open XML File Format library for Java

What is OpenXML4J ?

OpenXML4J is a Java library dedicated to the creation and manipulation of Office Open XML (ECMA-376) and OPC based documents (for example Office 2007 Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents). OpenXML4J provides you a way to create and manipulate Open XML documents for a bunch of scenarios without using any office suite.

For a more complete introduction, see the OpenXML4J Overview & Roadmap or the documentation.


OpenXML4J moves into Beta (2008/04/11)

The OpenXML4J project begins the open source adventure in August 2006. Since then, some people (including some POI developers - they are truly great guys !) join the project to contribute to OpenXML4J, a Java API for the Office Open XML file format IS 29500.

Today OpenXML4J moves to Beta ! You can download these new builds which fix some bugs from the Alpha version here.



OpenXML4J moves into Alpha status (2008/01/21)

The OpenXML4J team is proud to announce that the library moves from Pre Alpha to Alpha status. Check the latest version here : SourceForge.net.

OpenXML4J Official Launch (2007/05/30)

Today we are proud to announce to the Open XML community the availability of the OpenXML4J project. You can find the press release both in French and in English in the press section here. This is the real started point now and we really hope to move on an alpha version early in July, and then a beta in August. We're still looking for skilled contributors and some help to give us - the community - a hand to spread this news around the web !

OpenXML4J project website online (2007/05/02)

The OpenXML4J team is proud to introduce to you the new website of the project on which you will be able to find all the documentation, download links, samples and latest news.


Contributors

This project involves several volunteers :

Wygwam (Development and Project management - France)

Wygwam is an international company based in France (Lille) and Belgium specialized in consulting, software development and integration.

Other contributors to come ...