• The Document Tailoring extension, a customized plugin created for Polarion, enables users to generate personalized Template Documents from one or multiple selected Documents.
• Users can refine Documents by choosing headings and subheadings from their selected Documents.
• This extension supports selecting multiple Documents, allowing users to compile a unified Template Document using content from various Documents.
• To manage the Document content, the extension uses the Polarion Open Java API and the jsoup.jar dependency.
• Installing and setting up the extension is simple: stop the Polarion server, deploy the plugin, and then restart the server.
• The Document Tailoring extension is compatible with Polarion LiveReport Pages, offering users a more effective method of crafting custom Template Documents.
• It seamlessly integrates with any Polarion instance.

1. Halt the Polarion server.
2. Transfer the unzipped folder to the Polarion extensions directory, typically found at C:\Polarion\polarion\extensions.
3. Remove the .metadata and .config folders from the workspace directory, usually situated at C:\Polarion\data\workspace.
4. Initiate the Polarion server.

1. Begin by opening a LiveReport Page.
2. Click on the “Expand Tools” button and proceed to edit the page.
3. Select the “Widgets” sidebar and add a “Script – Block” widget.
4. Paste the provided code and click on “Apply”.

#set($projectId = $page.getReference().projectId())
<iframe  width=”100%” height=”900″ src=”/polarion/documentbuilder?projectId=$projectId” frameborder=”0″></iframe>

1. Choose the 150% Template Document by selecting the corresponding project from the drop-down list.
2. Once all the Documents in the project are visible, pick the Document(s) from the list.
3. Toggle the Include Sub Heading checkbox to show Document subheadings in a table format.
4. Click Show to reveal the selected Document heading details in a table.
5. Utilize the table view to choose heading and subheading content; multiple selections are possible.
6. After choosing the content, click Create Document to generate a new Document.
7. Within the Create Document dialog box, select the appropriate option.
8. Object and all parameters. Then click Save to create a new Document inside the selected project.