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Create Table in Word with NET REST API

Learn how to use the Aspose.Words Java Cloud SDK to programmatically insert a table into a Word document via the REST API. This step‑by‑step tutorial walks you through environment setup, Java code implementation, and saving the resulting file locally. For an in‑depth look at the DOCX format, see the DOCX file information page.

Prerequisite

Steps to Create a Table in Word Document with Java REST API

  1. Create the WordsApi class object using the client ID and secret.
  2. Read the input Word file into a memory stream.
  3. Create the TableInsert object and set the rows and columns count.
  4. Create the InsertTableOnlineRequest using the input document, the table request, and the desired output file name.
  5. Call the InsertTableOnline operation to add the table to the document.
  6. Retrieve the API response and save the modified file locally.

These steps illustrate how to add a table to a Word document via the Java REST API. Begin by loading the source file, building the InsertTableOnlineRequest, and then invoking InsertTableOnline to embed the table and store the result with the specified destination name.

Code to Create Table in Word Document with Java Low Code API

This example shows how to create a table in a Word document using the Java REST API. By calling the InsertTableOnline method, the table is appended to the end of the document and the updated file is saved in the cloud under the name you provide. You can then use the returned result to download the modified document to your local system.

If you also need to combine Word files, explore our companion guide on merging documents using the Java REST API: Merge Word Documents with Java REST API.

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