public interface IMailMergeDataSourceRoot
Example:
Performs mail merge from a custom data source with master-detail data.public void customDataSourceRoot() throws Exception { // Create a document with two mail merge regions named "Washington" and "Seattle" Document doc = createSourceDocumentWithMailMergeRegions(new String[]{"Washington", "Seattle"}); // Create two data sources EmployeeList employeesWashingtonBranch = new EmployeeList(); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("John Doe", "Sales")); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("Jane Doe", "Management")); EmployeeList employeesSeattleBranch = new EmployeeList(); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("John Cardholder", "Management")); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("Joe Bloggs", "Sales")); // Register our data sources by name in a data source root DataSourceRoot sourceRoot = new DataSourceRoot(); sourceRoot.registerSource("Washington", new EmployeeListMailMergeSource(employeesWashingtonBranch)); sourceRoot.registerSource("Seattle", new EmployeeListMailMergeSource(employeesSeattleBranch)); // Since we have consecutive mail merge regions, we would normally have to perform two mail merges // However, one mail merge source data root call every relevant data source and merge automatically doc.getMailMerge().executeWithRegions(sourceRoot); doc.save(getArtifactsDir() + "MailMergeCustom.CustomDataSourceRoot.docx"); } /// <summary> /// Create document that contains consecutive mail merge regions, with names designated by the input array, /// for a data table of employees. /// </summary> private static Document createSourceDocumentWithMailMergeRegions(String[] regions) throws Exception { Document doc = new Document(); DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc); for (String s : regions) { builder.writeln("\n" + s + " branch: "); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD TableStart:" + s); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD FullName"); builder.write(", "); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD Department"); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD TableEnd:" + s); } return doc; } /// <summary> /// An example of a "data entity" class in your application. /// </summary> private static class Employee { public Employee(String aFullName, String aDepartment) { mFullName = aFullName; mDepartment = aDepartment; } public String getFullName() { return mFullName; } ; private String mFullName; public String getDepartment() { return mDepartment; } ; private String mDepartment; } /// <summary> /// An example of a typed collection that contains your "data" objects. /// </summary> private static class EmployeeList extends ArrayList { public Employee get(int index) { return (Employee) super.get(index); } public void set(int index, Employee value) { super.set(index, value); } } /// <summary> /// Data source root that can be passed directly into a mail merge which can register and contain many child data sources. /// These sources must all implement IMailMergeDataSource, and are registered and differentiated by a name /// which corresponds to a mail merge region that will read the respective data. /// </summary> private static class DataSourceRoot implements IMailMergeDataSourceRoot { public IMailMergeDataSource getDataSource(String tableName) { EmployeeListMailMergeSource source = mSources.get(tableName); source.reset(); return mSources.get(tableName); } public void registerSource(String sourceName, EmployeeListMailMergeSource source) { mSources.put(sourceName, source); } private HashMap<String, EmployeeListMailMergeSource> mSources = new HashMap<>(); } /// <summary> /// Custom mail merge data source. /// </summary> private static class EmployeeListMailMergeSource implements IMailMergeDataSource { public EmployeeListMailMergeSource(EmployeeList employees) { mEmployees = employees; mRecordIndex = -1; } /// <summary> /// A standard implementation for moving to a next record in a collection. /// </summary> public boolean moveNext() { if (!isEof()) mRecordIndex++; return (!isEof()); } private boolean isEof() { return (mRecordIndex >= mEmployees.size()); } public void reset() { mRecordIndex = -1; } /// <summary> /// The name of the data source. Used by Aspose.Words only when executing mail merge with repeatable regions. /// </summary> public String getTableName() { return "Employees"; } /// <summary> /// Aspose.Words calls this method to get a value for every data field. /// </summary> public boolean getValue(String fieldName, Ref<Object> fieldValue) { switch (fieldName) { case "FullName": fieldValue.set(mEmployees.get(mRecordIndex).getFullName()); return true; case "Department": fieldValue.set(mEmployees.get(mRecordIndex).getDepartment()); return true; default: // A field with this name was not found, // return false to the Aspose.Words mail merge engine fieldValue.set(null); return false; } } /// <summary> /// Child data sources are for nested mail merges. /// </summary> public IMailMergeDataSource getChildDataSource(String tableName) { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } private EmployeeList mEmployees; private int mRecordIndex; }
Method Summary | ||
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abstract IMailMergeDataSource | getDataSource(java.lang.String tableName) | |
The Aspose.Words mail merge engine invokes this method when it encounters a beginning of a top-level mail merge region.
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public abstract IMailMergeDataSource getDataSource(java.lang.String tableName) throws java.lang.Exception
When the Aspose.Words mail merge engines populates a document with data and encounters MERGEFIELD TableStart:TableName,
it invokes
If a data source (table) with the specified name does not exist, your implementation should return null
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tableName
- The name of the mail merge region as specified in the template document. Case-insensitive.Example:
Performs mail merge from a custom data source with master-detail data.public void customDataSourceRoot() throws Exception { // Create a document with two mail merge regions named "Washington" and "Seattle" Document doc = createSourceDocumentWithMailMergeRegions(new String[]{"Washington", "Seattle"}); // Create two data sources EmployeeList employeesWashingtonBranch = new EmployeeList(); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("John Doe", "Sales")); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("Jane Doe", "Management")); EmployeeList employeesSeattleBranch = new EmployeeList(); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("John Cardholder", "Management")); employeesWashingtonBranch.add(new Employee("Joe Bloggs", "Sales")); // Register our data sources by name in a data source root DataSourceRoot sourceRoot = new DataSourceRoot(); sourceRoot.registerSource("Washington", new EmployeeListMailMergeSource(employeesWashingtonBranch)); sourceRoot.registerSource("Seattle", new EmployeeListMailMergeSource(employeesSeattleBranch)); // Since we have consecutive mail merge regions, we would normally have to perform two mail merges // However, one mail merge source data root call every relevant data source and merge automatically doc.getMailMerge().executeWithRegions(sourceRoot); doc.save(getArtifactsDir() + "MailMergeCustom.CustomDataSourceRoot.docx"); } /// <summary> /// Create document that contains consecutive mail merge regions, with names designated by the input array, /// for a data table of employees. /// </summary> private static Document createSourceDocumentWithMailMergeRegions(String[] regions) throws Exception { Document doc = new Document(); DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder(doc); for (String s : regions) { builder.writeln("\n" + s + " branch: "); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD TableStart:" + s); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD FullName"); builder.write(", "); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD Department"); builder.insertField(" MERGEFIELD TableEnd:" + s); } return doc; } /// <summary> /// An example of a "data entity" class in your application. /// </summary> private static class Employee { public Employee(String aFullName, String aDepartment) { mFullName = aFullName; mDepartment = aDepartment; } public String getFullName() { return mFullName; } ; private String mFullName; public String getDepartment() { return mDepartment; } ; private String mDepartment; } /// <summary> /// An example of a typed collection that contains your "data" objects. /// </summary> private static class EmployeeList extends ArrayList { public Employee get(int index) { return (Employee) super.get(index); } public void set(int index, Employee value) { super.set(index, value); } } /// <summary> /// Data source root that can be passed directly into a mail merge which can register and contain many child data sources. /// These sources must all implement IMailMergeDataSource, and are registered and differentiated by a name /// which corresponds to a mail merge region that will read the respective data. /// </summary> private static class DataSourceRoot implements IMailMergeDataSourceRoot { public IMailMergeDataSource getDataSource(String tableName) { EmployeeListMailMergeSource source = mSources.get(tableName); source.reset(); return mSources.get(tableName); } public void registerSource(String sourceName, EmployeeListMailMergeSource source) { mSources.put(sourceName, source); } private HashMap<String, EmployeeListMailMergeSource> mSources = new HashMap<>(); } /// <summary> /// Custom mail merge data source. /// </summary> private static class EmployeeListMailMergeSource implements IMailMergeDataSource { public EmployeeListMailMergeSource(EmployeeList employees) { mEmployees = employees; mRecordIndex = -1; } /// <summary> /// A standard implementation for moving to a next record in a collection. /// </summary> public boolean moveNext() { if (!isEof()) mRecordIndex++; return (!isEof()); } private boolean isEof() { return (mRecordIndex >= mEmployees.size()); } public void reset() { mRecordIndex = -1; } /// <summary> /// The name of the data source. Used by Aspose.Words only when executing mail merge with repeatable regions. /// </summary> public String getTableName() { return "Employees"; } /// <summary> /// Aspose.Words calls this method to get a value for every data field. /// </summary> public boolean getValue(String fieldName, Ref<Object> fieldValue) { switch (fieldName) { case "FullName": fieldValue.set(mEmployees.get(mRecordIndex).getFullName()); return true; case "Department": fieldValue.set(mEmployees.get(mRecordIndex).getDepartment()); return true; default: // A field with this name was not found, // return false to the Aspose.Words mail merge engine fieldValue.set(null); return false; } } /// <summary> /// Child data sources are for nested mail merges. /// </summary> public IMailMergeDataSource getChildDataSource(String tableName) { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } private EmployeeList mEmployees; private int mRecordIndex; }