| java.lang.Object
 org.apache.poi.hssf.eventusermodel.HSSFEventFactory
| HSSFEventFactory | | public class HSSFEventFactory (Code) | | Low level event based HSSF reader. Pass either a DocumentInputStream to
process events along with a request object or pass a POIFS POIFSFileSystem to
processWorkbookEvents along with a request.
This will cause your file to be processed a record at a time. Each record with
a static id matching one that you have registed in your HSSFRequest will be passed
to your associated HSSFListener.
See Also: org.apache.poi.hssf.dev.EFHSSF
author:
Andrew C. Oliver (acoliver at apache dot org)
author:
Carey Sublette (careysub@earthling.net) |
| HSSFEventFactory | | public HSSFEventFactory()(Code) | | Creates a new instance of HSSFEventFactory
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| abortableProcessWorkbookEvents | | public short abortableProcessWorkbookEvents(HSSFRequest req, POIFSFileSystem fs) throws IOException, HSSFUserException(Code) | | Processes a file into essentially record events.
Parameters:
req - an Instance of HSSFRequest which has your registered listeners
Parameters:
fs - a POIFS filesystem containing your workbook numeric user-specified result code. |
| processEvents | | public void processEvents(HSSFRequest req, InputStream in) throws IOException(Code) | | Processes a DocumentInputStream into essentially Record events.
If an AbortableHSSFListener causes a halt to processing during this call
the method will return just as with abortableProcessEvents, but no
user code or HSSFUserException will be passed back.
See Also: org.apache.poi.poifs.filesystem.POIFSFileSystem.createDocumentInputStream(String)
Parameters:
req - an Instance of HSSFRequest which has your registered listeners
Parameters:
in - a DocumentInputStream obtained from POIFS's POIFSFileSystem object |
| processWorkbookEvents | | public void processWorkbookEvents(HSSFRequest req, POIFSFileSystem fs) throws IOException(Code) | | Processes a file into essentially record events.
Parameters:
req - an Instance of HSSFRequest which has your registered listeners
Parameters:
fs - a POIFS filesystem containing your workbook |
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