### Run the documents4j local demo

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Commands to clone and start the local demonstration application using Maven.

```bash
  1. git clone https://github.com/documents4j/documents4j.git
  2. cd documents4j
  3. cd documents4j-local-demo
  4. mvn jetty:run
```

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### Start the standalone conversion server

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Command to launch the standalone conversion server JAR, specifying the listening port.

```bash
  1. java -jar documents4j-server-standalone-shaded.jar http://localhost:9998
```

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### Run Documents4j Server with SSL

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Start the standalone documents4j server with SSL enabled, specifying the keystore path and password. The -ssl flag enables SSL, and system properties configure the keystore.

```bash
java -jar documents4j-client-standalone-<VERSION>-shaded.jar https://0.0.0.0:8443 -ssl -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=/path/to/your/keystore -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=yourPassword
```

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### Connect using the conversion client

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Command to connect the standalone console client to a running conversion server for validation.

```bash
  1. java -jar documents4j-client-standalone-shaded.jar http://localhost:9998
```

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### Initialize LocalConverter with Builder

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Configures a LocalConverter instance with a base folder, worker pool settings, and process timeout.

```java
  1. IConverter converter = LocalConverter.builder()
  2.                            .baseFolder(new File("C:\Users\documents4j\temp"));
  3.                            .workerPool(20, 25, 2, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
  4.                            .processTimeout(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
  5.                            .build();
```

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### Generate Keystore for SSL

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Use openssl to export a certificate and key into a PKCS12 file, then import it into a Java keystore. Requires a password for both operations.

```bash
openssl pkcs12 -export -in /path/to/your/cert.crt -inkey /path/to/your/cert.key -name serverCert -out /tmp/keystore-PKCS-12.p12 -password pass:yourPassword
```

```bash
keytool -importkeystore -noprompt -deststorepass yourPassword -srcstorepass yourPassword -destkeystore /path/to/your/keystore -srckeystore /tmp/keystore-PKCS-12.p12
```

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### Create a RemoteConverter instance

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Configures a RemoteConverter using the builder pattern, specifying base folder, worker pool, timeouts, and the conversion server URI.

```java
  1. IConverter converter = RemoteConverter.builder()
  2.                            .baseFolder(new File("C:\Users\documents4j\temp"));
  3.                            .workerPool(20, 25, 2, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
  4.                            .requestTimeout(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
  5.                            .baseUri("http://localhost:9998");
  6.                            .build();
```

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### Create an AggregatingConverter

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Build an IAggregatingConverter using a builder pattern. This allows aggregation of multiple converters, custom selection strategies, and failure callbacks.

```java
IConverter first = ... , second = ... ;

IConverterFailureCallback converterFailureCallback = ... ;
ISelectionStrategy selectionStrategy = ... ;

IAggregatingConverter converter = AggregatingConverter.builder()
                                       .aggregates(first, second)
                                       .selectionStrategy(selectionStrategy)
                                       .callback(converterFailureCallback)
                                       .build();
```

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### Perform Document Conversion

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Use this snippet to convert a document from one format to another. Specify input and output files, document types, and optionally set a priority for the conversion. The conversion is scheduled to run in the background.

```java
  1. File wordFile = new File( ... ), target = new File( ... );
  2. IConverter converter = ... ;
  3. Future<Boolean> conversion = converter
  4.                                 .convert(wordFile).as(DocumentType.MS_WORD)
  5.                                 .to(target).as(DocumentType.PDF)
  6.                                 .prioritizeWith(1000) // optional
  7.                                 .schedule();

```

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### Terminate zombie MS Office processes via batch script

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Use this script to clean up orphaned wscript.exe and winword.exe processes. Ensure this runs during idle times as it will terminate active conversions.

```batch
  1. taskkill /f /t /im wscript.exe
  2. taskkill /f /t /im winword.exe
```

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### Close hung MS Office windows via batch script

Source: https://documents4j.com/

Use this script in a Windows task scheduler to periodically terminate MS Office windows that report conversion failures.

```batch
  1. taskkill /F /FI "WindowTitle eq Microsoft Word*"
  2. taskkill /F /FI "WindowTitle eq Microsoft Office*"
```

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