| Also checkout out the Apache project for an open source solution to reading and writing CSV.
On Oct 23, 2006, at 12:27 PM, Simon McLean wrote: hi - we extensively use CSV Manager from Ricebridge:
it's not too expensive and rock solid.
if you write your own it's worth reading the sale pitch on their website about all the pitfalls of importing CSV files for some guidance !!
simon
On 23 Oct 2006, at 13:45, Dev WO wrote:
I found the link to ostermiller's site but it was down when I checked;) Thanks Kieran, I'll have a look.
Xavier
You can use utilities such as this:
.... and wrap the parser with your own utility classes to do what you want.
/** @return NSArray of strings when passed a line of CSV data */ public static NSArray arrayFromCsvRecord( String csvRecord ) { String[][] fieldValuesParsed = CSVParser.parse( csvRecord ); return new NSArray( fieldValuesParsed[0] ); }
On Oct 23, 2006, at 6:30 AM, Dev WO wrote:
Hi, searching the list I have found many post about excel export and things like that. But I'm actually looking for a way to import CSV into a WO application.
Is there anything already done to handle importing of CSV?
Like providing a NSArray of column name, an editing context and an eo to match the value to?
Thanks
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