Hi,
The features you describe here are very nice indeed, but I think that
most people would prefer a simple but fully functional CSV reader and
writer that would be finished like yesterday, and a future version with
hibernate/struts/xsl/EDI/whatever.
I would definitely vote for a quick functional implementation (to be
ready in at most one week), and then let the users decide what features
they mostly need.
Cheers,
Catalin
Chetan Sahasrabudhe wrote:
I guess CSV commons is a very good suggestion.
This kind of thing is very much required in data staging and processing.
If java needs to work with commercial products to process huge amount of data
then I would suggest to start the initiative on developing something for CSV
processing.
On initial thought I can think of following feature list.
CSV Read
1. configurable column selection.
2. Hibernate / struts property driven CSV read configuration. (Here I am
talking about referencing third party xml elements as target references.)
3. xsl driven CSV conversions (CSV to XML, CSV to HTML, CSV to EDI, CSV to *new
format*)
4. CSVFilter as that for FileFilter
column range, column width range, row range
Regards
Chetan
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