I have an odd issue the following code is the wrapper that produces a 0
length column A in the excel file.
23:04:30,287 DEBUG POIAutoSizeTest:64 - Setting 0 column is set to 0 -
value of the header cell is: "id"
23:04:30,336 DEBUG POIAutoSizeTest:64 - Setting 1 column is set to 2964
- value of the header cell is: "dateCreated"
23:04:30,363 DEBUG POIAutoSizeTest:64 - Setting 2 column is set to 2964
- value of the header cell is: "dateCompleted"
23:04:30,398 DEBUG POIAutoSizeTest:64 - Setting 3 column is set to 245 -
value of the header cell is: "cName"
I'm getting the colCount back from the function that write the columns.
Every row is exactly the same size (same as the header [ row 0]).
Row _r = getRow(s, 0);
for (int i = 0; i < colCount; i++) {
s.autoSizeColumn(i);
Cell _c = getCell(_r, i);
logger.log(Level.DEBUG,String.format("Setting %d column is
set to %d - value of the header cell is: \"%s\" ", i,
s.getColumnWidth(i), _c.getStringCellValue()));
}
Any idea why the autoSizeColumn is setting the width of the column "A"
to 0?
Env: Windows 7 64-bit -- 32bit java & eclipse
I'm running JDK 1.6.0_45-b06 -- I also tried 1.7.0_21-b11
POI: poi-3.9-20121203
Thanks.
Aram
P.S. I should mention that this was working fine a month ago when I ran
it. Between then and now I have done a lot of changes to the
environment (re-installed eclipse, uninstall ALL java versions and
installed just the two listed, cleaned out and updated JRE), so it's
probably something I did in my development enviornment.
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