HTMLJMerge Files

HTMLJMerge targets java 17.

See HTMLJMerge.pdf or HTMLJMerge.odt.  
Usage: java -jar HTMLJMerge.jar -f fromFileName [-t toFileName] -d dataFileName [-p htmltopdf.binary [-s "$H $P"]] [-v] [-q]  
where:  
    -f fromFileName is the template file.  
    -t toFileName is the result file - optional. Creates a default named file if missing.  
    -d dataFileName is the data xml file.  
    -p htmltopdf.binary binary to convert html to pdf - optional.  
    -s "pdf file syntax" the command line syntax template - optional (in quotes).  
    -r the size of the buffer to read in files (html and images) - optional defaults to 100k.  
    -q quiet mode IE no command line output (file names).  
    -v verbose mode IE command line output includes to pdf output.  
    -? This help message.  

Converting to PDF:  
    -p is the binary that will be doing the conversion.  
    -s is the command line syntax where $H means the HTML file and $P The PDF.  

You do not change $H and $P to your file names you use values $H and $P.  
The command line syntax uses:  
    the literal $H and changes that to the actual html file/s internally and  
    the literal $P and changes that to the actual pdf file/s internally.  


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Version 1.2.4 change log
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Added "-version" to the command line interface.  
Added Integer data type
Smartened up the check for numeric or integer data types.
Explicitly added the "Use Type" in the data to the documentation.
Added substring functionality to branches.

1.2.4 was released on 27-Dec-2025