Aspose.Slides for Java vs pptx4j - v1.2

Aspose.Slides for Java vs pptx4j - Comparison Examples - v1.2

Release contain the code comparison for features in Pptx4j SDK and Aspose.Slides for dealing with Microsoft PowerPoint and OpenOffice presentations.

Code Examples

Working with Presentations in Aspose.Slides and pptx4j

• Convert Presentation to HTML
• Create New Presentation
• Create Table
• Edit Existing Charts
• Hello World Presentation
• Open Existing Presentation

Working with Slides in Aspose.Slides and pptx4j

• Add Auto Shapes in Slide
• Add Hyperlinks to Slide
• Count Slides
• Create Layout Slides
• Insert Image to Slide
• Remove Slide from Presentation
• Traverse Presentation Slides

Aspose.Slides for Java is a unique PowerPoint management component that enables Java based applications to read, write and manipulate PowerPoint documents without using Microsoft PowerPoint.

One can generate, modify, copy, convert, render and print presentations without installing Microsoft PowerPoint.

Aspose.Slides for Java supports presentation file formats including PPT, PPS, POT, PresentationML (OOXML, PPTX) and Open Document Presentations (ODP).

pptx4j is an open source (ASLv2) Java library for creating and manipulating Microsoft Open XML Powerpoint pptx files similar to docx4j for manipulating Microsoft Open XML Word docx files.
It is similar to Microsoft’s OpenXML SDK, but for Java. pptx4j uses JAXB to create the in-memory object representation.
You’ll need to take the time to understand JAXB, and the Open XML file structure.

Read more at docx4java.org

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