Wte4j is a Spring component that generates Open XML documents from a template. As a template one can use .docx or .dotx files with content-controls used by Microsoft Word as placeholders for the dynamic content. wte4j is using docx4j and apache poi to parse and build word documents. For a more detailed documentation visit this project's [wiki] (https://github.com/wte4j/wte4j/wiki).

You can find the latest release of the wte4j project archived as .zip and .tar.gz files in the release area or the separate modules in the maven central repository.

Wte4j consists of five modules:

• wte4j-core is the template engine, usable as a Spring component
• wte4j-admin is a web fragment for managing the templates in a repository of a wte4j instance (available in maven central repository)
• wte4j-admin-auth is a web fragment that implements an authentication solution (available in maven central repository)
• wte4j-admin-war is a web app that combines wte4j-admin and wte4j-admin-auth
• wte4j-showcase is a small demo web app that uses wte4j-core and wte4j-admin to give a functional overview of wte4j

1. Make sure that you have java installed
2. Download Tomcat from http://tomcat.apache.org/ (min. Version 7) and unarchive it.
3. Download the latest version from https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/releases/org/wte4j/wte4j-showcase/ .
4. Rename the downlaoded file to wte4j-showcase.war and copy the file in tomcats webapp folder.
5. Start tomcat. Showcase will be available at http://localhost:8080/wte4j-showcase.