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Handle CSV files in Java

FlatPack is flat file parser that can handles fixed length and custom delimited CSV files. Column mapping is done through XML files and it is fully customizable. With this package you can read and write CSV files, it can handles string, numeric and date values.

Check out FlatPack project website on Sourceforge.

If you work with CSV files in Java, following projects might also be interesting.
---UPDATE
User Motion Control on DZone posted a comment that I should also check Super CSV.

posted @ Sunday, June 22, 2008 1:31 PM

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# re: Handle CSV files in Java

Left by Ben at 6/22/2008 11:01 PM
Don't forget CsvManager, from Ricebridge. Its commercial, but pretty cheap. We use it for CSV<->XML conversions and its extremely fast and capable. I generally prefer open source solutions, but I've never found an alternative that comes close.

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