In this tutorial, you will learn how to insert HTML to PowerPoint using Java. It explains how to read all the contents of an HTML file and then use them to add one or more slides to the presentation. It also contains a runnable sample code embedding HTML in PowerPoint using Java and then saving it as a PPTX, PPT, or any other format supported by MS PowerPoint.
Steps to Insert HTML File into PowerPoint using Java
- Establish the environment to add Aspose.Slides for Java to insert HTML contents
- Read the HTML file contents into a String variable using the FileInputStream and StringBuilder classes
- Create a new PowerPoint presentation using the Presentation class
- Get a reference to the slides collection of the newly created presentation
- Add new slides from the HTML contents using the addFromHtml() method
- Save the resultant presentation to the disk
These steps summarize the process to insert HTML into PowerPoint using Java. First, the HTML contents are read into a string variable from the file using the FileInputStream and StringBuilder classes however you may fetch the contents from other sources as well like a database, a socket, or Web API, etc. In the end, this string is passed as an argument to the ISlideCollection.addFromHtml() method for adding slides to the presentation depending upon the size of the HTML file.
Code to Convert HTML to PowerPoint using Java
This code demonstrates how to insert HTML in PowerPoint using Java". It uses addFromHtml() method to add slides that take a single String argument containing the HTML contents whereas you may provide the HTML contents directly or use other overloaded functions taking different arguments like a stream instead of a string and an IExternalResourceResolver object to fetch external contents from a specific URI.
This topic has taught us to insert HTML to PowerPoint using Java. If you want to insert PDF content into a presentation, refer to the article on how to convert PDF to presentation using Java.