Hi Danny!
Thank you for your response. I will go on with my project using the
version 2.0.
I think that the event model, is a nice way to read an Excel document. It
almost looks like that way you are handling an XML document with a SAX
parser. But where can I find some information, about the structure of an
Excel document? I found out that you have to know more about the structure
when you are using the event model, than when you are using the in-memory
way.
Br
Casper
Danny Mui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09-07-2003 15:54
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Subject: Re: Am I realy the only one trying to read a formula value?
The eventmodel is not as widely used as the regular in-memory version
(AFAIK) so with few users comes fewer people that are available to
answer your question.
We're preparing 2.0 for release so we're confident that it's pretty
stable. There was also a nasty concurrency bug fixed in 2.0pre2 so 2.0
is recommended.
Casper Thrane wrote:
>I have now posted this for the third time. The only answers I get is
>questions and when I answer them, nothing happens. So now I will try sum
>everything up.
>
>I am trying to read a formula number value through the event model. I now
>know that it is not possible with v. 1.5.1 but how about 1.8 or 2.0? And
>how stable are those versions?
>
>I am working on project for one of Denmarks biggest companies. We are
>looking at POI as poosible tool, for solving our problem. I am hoping
that
>we can get some help on this isue otherwise we have to for another tool.
>
>I really mean that the people who has developed POI, should be little
more
>helpfull. I think that would make this tool realy popular.
>
>Br
>Casper
>
>
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