Hi,
Follow instructions at
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/getinvolved/index.html
Regards,
Yegor
RM Hi all
RM i want to contribute to POI - HWPF
RM Actually how i need to include my method in to API
RM and what is the actual procedure
RM what are all the conditions by jakarta.apache.org
An excellent question. Discovery is partly covered here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/getinvolved/index.html
Otherwise one can use a combination of
org.apache.poi.hssf.dev.BiffViewer foo.xls myfile and possibly
engineer files with the low level APIs/stuff to see what is visible when.
The
Levi,
I haven't dug through all your code and spreadsheet, but have you
considered what the definition of blank is? In many similar
circumstances I have found that relying upon isBlank, for example, may
not be sufficient if you have a mix of true blank (i.e. null value)
cells and cells with
Forgive me for not clarifying earlier, this is using HSSF.
To answer your question Dave, Yes - I have taken that into
consideration. I'm not saying my code is correct in looking for the
blank cells with the BlankRecord listener, but according to my limited
knowledge and the javadoc a blankrecord
http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/getinvolved/index.html
Rajeshwar Mothe wrote:
Hi all
i want to contribute to POI - HWPF
Actually how i need to include my method in to API
and what is the actual procedure
what are all the conditions by jakarta.apache.org to include my
methods in
to their
Another possibility. Styling was applied via row or colinfo records
instead
of by blank records. Try using org.apache.poi.hssf.dev.BiffViewer on your
files. you can also use it in concert with the unix Diff command (try
cygwin if you're on Windows) or your favorite alternative.
Levi
Levi -
In an effort to save space, Microsoft chose not to create cells for
blank cells, unless they have been touched in some fashion. David Henry
mentioned this when he said, 'Sometimes something as simple as tabbing
to the cell may be sufficient to change a blank to a zero-length
value.'
