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Super csv 1.30 released

URL: new release

At 4:20 PM on Jan 22, 2008, Kasper Graversen wrote:

We are very excited to present yet another release of Super CSV, version 1.30.
Super CSV is a free CSV reader/writer with a wealth of features to suit all your CSV needs. The framework evolves around

Highlights of this release:

* BeanReader now accepts interface types to read into. The reader will create an implementation on-the-fly of the interface
and use this.

* the ITokenizer interface has become public, making 3rd party extensions better integrated.

* The exception class now contains the file context in which it was thrown. And generally, all places exceptions are
thrown have been cleaned up, streamlined and now passes the file context upon an exception.

* An overloaded read() has been removed entirely

* Added the following new cell processors: ParseBigDecimal

* A new exception SuperCSVReflectionException replaces annoying Java checked exceptions
ClassNotFoundException, IllegalAccessException, InstantiationException, InvocationTargetException, NoSuchMethodException

* More methods now use the "..." notation for easy use.

Super CSV is Available at http://supercsv.sourceforge.net/
1 . At 7:33 PM on Jan 23, 2008, JavaWorker wrote:
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Re: Super csv 1.30 released

Thanks, it is the thing I need.
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2 . At 6:46 AM on Jan 24, 2008, Jakob Jenkov DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:
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Re: Super csv 1.30 released

Yes, SuperCSV a handy little tool :-) I need it too.
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