> I assume you can't replace the ${colorlist} variable with a Java collection type as the .variableReplace() method of docx4j has the following signature public void variableReplace(java.util.Map<String, String> mappings) throws JAXBException, Docx4JException and is therefor expecting a Map<String, String>.

[sathish38]

I assume you can't replace the ${colorlist} variable with a Java collection type as the .variableReplace() method of docx4j has the following signature public void variableReplace(java.util.Map<String, String> mappings) throws JAXBException, Docx4JException and is therefor expecting a Map<String, String>.

If you just want to render the content of your List, you can do the following:

 variables.put("colorlist", Arrays.asList("blue", "red", "white").stream().collect(Collectors.joining(", ")));

and the output on the document should be: blue, red, white.

Otherwise please have a look at the library itself or ask the question again on StackOverflow.

Hi rieckpil,
I want to iterate it by one by one like this
1.blue
2.red
3.white
what I want to do change in my template so far I used the foreach in the template but it doesnt works

Originally posted by @sathish38 in #9 (comment)

[rieckpil]

duplicate for #9. Please have a look at the library itself or ask the question again on StackOverflow.