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Creating and editing MS-Word documents on linux server?

Looking for a server application that will process documents. The source documents are mainly MS-Word 2003, 2007, that is, the version of MS Docx. Want a server application to work on both Linux and Windows. The desire to find out what is the best tool or library for reading and writing MS-Word files under Linux. Compatibility is the most important consideration. You must keep the formatting of the original document, including tables.

I saw a similar post here , but it was specific to python. I don't care which language or libraries are used if they are available for windows and Linux.
No need to require MS-Word to read Word files.
I know Open Office, but I'm looking for a solution that has a high degree of compatibility with MS-Word files. Also came across this solution, which looks promising. aspose.com Has anyone had experience using Aspose.Words for Java or similar third-party packages? It looks promising, but it costs more than $ 2K for an OEM subscription. However, if he delivers ads, he might still be the best solution.

Thank you. There were a few suggestions, but so far nothing would fit the bill (or budget).

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Have you considered using b2xtranslator to convert binary .doc to .docx. (On Linux, you have to run it in Mono)

Then you can use POI or docx4j to control docx. Not a solution if you need to save as .doc (unless you use OO for this bit)

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Ok, I will have another answer :-)

How about using unaconv

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