Ricebridge CSV Manager 1.2.1 review

Ricebridge CSV Manager project allows you to read and write CSV files from within your Java application

License: Other/Proprietary License with Source File size: 192K Developer: Richard Rodger

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Ricebridge CSV Manager project allows you to read and write CSV files from within your Java application. This component covers all sorts of boundary cases and bad data that you'd rather not think about.

Here are some key features of "Ricebridge CSV Manager":
Any CSV Format

Read and write Excel, UNIX and arbitrary CSV formats. Easily define the separation, quoting, escape and whitespace characters. We can handle multi-line data and missing fields. We provide detailed error reporting when badly formatted data is encountered.

Access Data Directly
From ArrayLists to TableModels, from ResultSets to plain old Java arrays, we provide the data the way you want it. You can even create your own data models using callback interfaces.

Great Documentation
Our documentation is something we're really proud of. We cover everything you need to know, fully and comprehensively, from the basics to advanced usage.

Easy to Use
We've put lots of thought into making our components usable. Our interfaces and naming conventions are consistent, coherent and sensible. We take the time to find the least surprising way to do something.

Fast and Scalable
We've defined a proper grammar for CSV files to parse them cleanly and efficiently, and we've verified that our parser has linear performance for any file size.

Learn from Open Source
We've taken selected sections of the CSV Manager source code and released them under a BSD-style license. This means that you can get see in detail how to use our entire API.

Limitations:
30-day trial

What's New in This Release:
New features in this release include support for Java Beans, a pull/push streaming API for loading and saving CSV, and a simplified set of load and save methods.
The example code has been expanded and now includes line-by-line explanations.