jDTAUS 2.0.6 review

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jDTAUS is an implementation of the german DTAUS file format as specified by Zentraler Kreditausschuss for the Java platform

License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
File size:	0K
Developer:	Christian Schulte

jDTAUS is an implementation of the german DTAUS file format as specified by Zentraler Kreditausschuss for the Java platform. jDTAUS implements the DTAUS specification as published on theire website at www.zka.de versioned 1.1 and dated april 2005.

Great care has been taken to fully comply with this specification which was one of the goals of this project. A violation to the specification should be considered a bug.

The API was written with mass-data support in mind and provides all possible kinds of operations on a DTAUS file. Full add, edit, delete, read functionality is implemented in an optimized manner. Performance or memory critical sections of the code can be hand-tuned via a property file without the need of building the code.

For example a single instance for managing a DTAUS file of about 6GB in size will need about 80 MB of memory for indexing the file and a configurable amount of temporary memory for optimizing IO calls if structural changes will be done to that file. The API is based on an abstraction layer for IO operations thus all implementations can easily be adopted to other persistency mechanisms.

What's New in This Release:
This release fixes two bugs, both of which led to illegally formatted DTAUS0 files.
Dates created in the range of 2000 to 2009 were not written correctly.
Additionally, not all unused fields got initialized correctly, leading to uninitialized content in generated files.

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