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Subject: Getting OLE Objects from HWPF Doc
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Hello,

I am looking to inspect the OLE objects from a given document.  
Using the getObjectsPool() method on the HWPFDocument gives 
me an ObjectsPool that I can call getObjectById(String) on, 
but that does not help me since I do not know the id. 

I modified the ObjectsPoolImpl locally and added a 
public Iterator<Entry> getObjects() method, and that 
seems to work for me, but is there another way? 
or should I propose this API be added?


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