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CSVObjects
A Java library for parsing and unmarshalling CSV files
CSVObjects is a Java library for parsing and unmarshalling comma-separated values into your own JavaBean classes. It keeps record parsing separate from application code: describe the relationship between columns and bean properties once, then iterate over mapped objects. Mappings live in a declarative csv-mapping.xml file. They can model nested beans, skip a CSV header, and apply reusable field formatters before values reach bean setters. The parser is read-only and implements... -
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Layout Parser
Map fixed-length files to java objects allowing read from and write to
Parses and formats positional and CSV data into and from Java Objects based on a layout defined in xml format. Particularly useful for developers that need to integrate Java with legacy systems/languages that only understand positional data (i.e.: Cobol). -
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YAFF (Yet Another Factory Framework)
A Powerful Java Factory Framework
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A powerful 100% JAVA flat file processing ORM framework. Giving the ability to abstract the processing of flat files from business logic, using Hibernate style mapping constructs. Supports fixed length and delimited (e.g CSV) file formats.
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JFling provides tools for (un)marshalling fixed length string data to and from java objects with typed properties. It's codegenerator uses plain csv files to generate fixed-length-string wrapper classes. (see our wiki 'Hosted Apps/Trac' for more info)
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Manipulate CSV files in typed mode : your java classes. Declare your fields and associated converters for your own types, without loosing the control of handling data in native mode. Very easy to understand, bundled with test cases...
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Jief is an universal Java Import Export Framework. With Jief you will only need a couple lines of code to import data from a file (xml and csv supported out of the box). You can reuse the transformation code for your business objects.
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EDI-Knight is an integration and translation software focussing EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), CSV (Character Separated Values), and XML. There's a command line tool for batch processing as well as a Java/J2EE conformant API.
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A real-time graph plotter. While your application is computing and logging results to a CSV file using the LiveGraph Writer API, the plotter lets you visualise and monitor the results live - by instantly plotting charts and graphs of the data.
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YahooCSV Framework, is a Java library that allows fast, cached, read access to historical financial data from Yahoo!. The intention of this framework is to be injected via Spring into other applications for high volume read access via Ehcache.
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TXS provides a basic HTTP server. Its own XML Script language can produce, via XSL-T, XForms or XHTML pages (tested with FireFox). It can also be used to read and generate CSV, XML or ZIP files. HTML page capture and email generation also available.
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