Andrew C. Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... Those deprecated functions are a big mess.. some of them
(especially in swing/awt/etc) don't even WORK! I'd far rather have them
GONE then there and broken.
+1
(GUI programming always puts me in a bad
mood)
-1
Best regards
Rainer Klute
I apologise if this has been asked before I checked the archive (not on
marc i noticed), and didn't see anything
Is HSSF able to generate charts (I believe the answer is no)
Is there anything intrinsically difficult about making them work? (I
mean, is the information actually available about
On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 03:22, Rainer Klute wrote:
Andrew C. Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... Those deprecated functions are a big mess.. some of them
(especially in swing/awt/etc) don't even WORK! I'd far rather have them
GONE then there and broken.
+1
(GUI programming always puts
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Hello,
Just wanted to ask the POI team if there are plans to offer the option of
an export to XML instead of saving as one of the BIFF/formats. It seems
this would be an obvious direction and invaluable to projects such as
Cocoon. Of course the major difficulty is building the XML grammar to
.NET has XMLReader and XMLWriter. The XMLReader is similar to SAX, but XMLReader is a
pull method while SAX is a push. The XMLWriter is a forward-only writer, but it works
because of the well-formed nature of XML. Since every open tag must have a close tag,
this works. Not sure if an
I have a copy of this book if someone *needs* it. It served me well
back when I wrote XLS in Delphi (those were the fun days)
Scott
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From: Andrew C. Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 4:33 AM
To: POI Development
Subject: Re: Charts
Yes,
We have a Serializer for Cocoon. We plan to have a Generator for Cocoon.
Contact Nicola Ken Barrozzi who is spearheading this work. (see whoweare on
poi page for email addresses)
POI Cocoon components are now part of Cocoon so this work will presumably go
on there (but I'm totally cool
And its available for 10-14 bucks on amazon once scott's copy is grabbed up
:-)
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wrote.
I have a copy of this book if someone *needs* it. It served me well
back when I wrote XLS in Delphi (those were the fun days)
Scott
Excellent. This is a very exciting project. Well I will have to make time
to get the source and start studying up. The question I have after a week
of evaluting commercial products with similar goals is something I
referenced in my last message. What grammar/dtd is being used for the XML
MS have published an XML serialization for Excel since Office 2000:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnoffxml/html/ofhtml9.exe
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From: Daniel Honig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 9:44 AM
Subject: RE: POI
Hi James,
Working away slowly at it. There's a bucket load of records that need
writing and then there's the task of coming up with the highlevel API. I
could definately use some help so if you're interested get the developers
guide, have a look through it and write back to me for more help.
Oh, BTW it is possible to do charts now by reading in an existing
spreadsheet then modifying the values. POI has been designed to leave stuff
it does understand alone so this should work okay.
Regards,
Glen
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