Xelem is a compact Java-library to read and write Excel files of type SpreadsheetML. It can produce sophisticated, intricate and complex spreadsheets from within any Java program. And, since the release of xelem.2.0, it can read xml-spreadsheets.
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Xelem is a compact Java-library to read and write Excel files of type SpreadsheetML. What about supplying your (web)clients with the set of data they need in a dynamically created Excel workbook? With xelem you'll create and format a spreadsheet, then send it down the line with just a few lines of code. Reading data from spreadsheets? The xelem.lex-package provides a concise API for reading spreadsheets, either from a file or an inputsource. It offers a flexible event-based model as well as a simple getWorkbook-method. xelem features: - write xml-spreadsheets from within your Java (web)application to a File, OutputStream or Writer - apply formatting to your Java-generated spreadsheets - read spreadsheet-data into your Java (web)application from a File or InputStream - do all of this in an object-oriented environment The xelem.3.0 release added generics. The xelem API now is type-safe. Read more at Java to Spreadsheet's home-page: http://xelem.sourceforge.net/
- added generics: xelem is now type-safe. If your environment uses Java 1.4 then stick to xelem.2.0
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