Do you need to generate reports in the tabular format or process ready reports from Java code under Microsoft Windows in Excel format? JExcel library provides a simple and effective way to integrate Excel into Java Swing applications without a specific knowledge of Microsoft Office programming.
You can easily display, create, print, read, write or modify your Excel workbooks (both *.xls and *.xlsx) using a comprehensive Java Excel API. You’ll get an ability to customize various cell properties including text font, cell background and borders, text alignment and orientation, etc. In other words—with JExcel you’ll have a full control over Excel in Java.
Learn how you can benefit from JExcel and save your time and money!
Embed Excel into Java Swing Apps
Using the JWorkbook class as an OLE container, you can embed an Excel workbook into a Java Swing application just like an ordinary Swing component for working with its content.
Full Control Over Excel in Java
With JExcel, you can work with whole files or specific ranges of cells, modify values, formats, formulas; convert cells and ranges, merge/unmerge cells, customize cell appearance, etc.
Listen and Handle Excel Events
With JExcel, you can add listeners to the events generated by a workbook or worksheet as well as process them by handlers to affect respectively the behavior of a workbook or worksheet.
You’ll be able to perform any operation on Excel workbooks—create or open, save, modify (not only the workbook data, but also name, title, author, file path, password protection, window caption, size, zoom, state and many other options).
Listen to and Handle Excel EventsWith JExcel Workbook and Worksheet classes, you can add listeners to the events generated by a workbook or worksheet as well as process them by handlers to affect respectively the behavior of a workbook or worksheet.Application EventsMicrosoft Excel sends notifications about the following application events: a new workbook is created, a workbook is opened.Workbook EventsYou can listen to workbook activation/deactivation, new worksheet adding to a workbook, workbook saving/closing events.
Using the JWorkbook class as an OLE container, you can add an Excel workbook into a Java Swing application just like an ordinary Swing component and receive functionality for working with its content: open and save an embedded workbook, print it by displaying the Print dialog or directly, display a workbook in a static mode (read-only) or in a normal mode, listen to JWorkbook events.
The license will be issued to an individual or a company.The number of licenses should be equal to the number of developers who will use JExcel for development purposes. For example, if you have 10 developers involved into your project and only 4 of them work with JExcel, you should purchase 4 licenses only.
