Thank you for your interest in Jxcell.
For the latest information, please visit the jxcell web site at http://www.jxcell.net .
The jxcell allows any Java developer to automate any manual spreadsheet process within their organization.
Automate the delivery of Excel reports and give your users the data they need in the format they want.
Web-enable your existing spreadsheet business logic as a scalable server-side calculation engine.
embed Excel-compatible grids in applets and applications to automate spreadsheet data entry processes.
enables you to integrate Excel-compatible spreadsheet functionality in your Windows applications without relying on Excel or writing VBA code.
Jxcell has been tested and is known to run reliably on Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0, unix and linux.
Other platforms that support JDK 1.2 or better should be capable of running Jxcell.
We recommend that developers use version 1.3 or higher of the Java(tm) 2 platform. For optimal performance, developers should use version 1.4.
These and other versions of the Java(tm) 2 platform can be obtained from Sun Microsystems' website at java.sun.com.
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Running the Workbook Designer on All Platforms
java -cp jxcell.jar com.jxcell.designer.Designer
Note: On Solaris and other UNIX platforms, replace the semicolons (;) in this command with colons (:).
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The example files are located in the "Examples" directory of the installed files.
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While Jxcell has a high degree of compatibility with Microsoft Excel, there are a few differences between the products.
Jxcell only supports Microsoft Excel97 and above.
Jxcell currently does not support Macros and some Functions,Fill patterns, line styles, and line widths .
Excel files that have password protection cannot be opened in Jxcell.
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