export list value to pdf, xml, excel, text - java

I need to generate xml, excel, pdf, text file from list what i retrieved from Database. I have used itext-1.3.jar for that and I have generated successfully. Here what i want to know means, is there is any other API is available like itext, if yes means kindly suggest me . Thanks in advance.

Apache Java API To Access Microsoft Excel Format Files can read/write Microsoft Excel 2003/2010 formats.

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Java Utility to convert content of any file to text file.

I am looking for a java utility through which a user can convert any type of file (pdf, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, csv, rtf, txt). We have a requirement in which user can upload any type of file and we need to read the content of the file(only text), convert it and store it in an object. That can be done using Apachi poi but I am wondering if any java utility exists?
You may be interested in Apache Tika, which includes the functionality of Apache POI and PDFBox. From the project description, the toolkit: "detects and extracts metadata and structured text content from various documents using existing parser libraries."
I imagine you can't have some sort of universal function for every type of file. You will need to implement conversion methods for each file type. This link helps with PDF files, and will also give you a template to work with your other file types.

How to extract data from a pdf file using JPedal?

Actually I am attempting to extract the data from a PDF file but I didn't find any example in the internet and I am asking if there is any possibility that I can use the JPedal library to open to read the data from a PDF file.
You can use PDFBox from Apache.
I am not familiar with JPedal, but I write lots of code that generates and processes pdf files. I use IText and highly recommend it. If you have a specific question on how to process a pdf file, let me know.

How to download large CSV file?

My application requires a reporting facility in excel/csv format. In case of large report, the generated CSV is corrupt. Though i am able to e-mail the generated CSV using smtp.
I tried changing the following with no lead, your help on this is appreciated
Change the library to POI
Changed the library to JXL
Monitored if there is a memory leakage
This is a web based application and the code is written in JSP.
POI is mainly for MS office formats like xls, xlsx, doc. JXL is also for xls files. You should use a framework which is for CSV like OpenCSV.

Generation of pdf file using java

I am developing a standalone application in Java. I want to generate a pdf file using Java code. I have a display form in which all the details are fetched from database and displayed in the window. Details are Customer Name, Order Details etc.
Now I want to have a button there which says Convert to pdf.
I want to convert this to pdf file with proper alignment and formatting like tables, font etc.
What can be an ideal way to go about it?
I'd suggest you to use reporting tool like a jasperreports.
JasperReports is entirely written in
Java and it is able to use data coming
from any kind of data source and
produce pixel-perfect documents that
can be viewed, printed or exported in
a variety of document formats
including HTML, PDF, Excel, OpenOffice
and Word.
Have a look at other open source projects (pdf api):
Apache PDFBox
Apache Tika (Toolkit for detecting and extracting metadata and structured text content from various documents using POI and PDFBOX parser libs.)
PDFjet
Use iText:
http://itextpdf.com/

Best API for reading a huge .pdf file from java

I have a huge pdf file (20 mb/800 pages) which contains some information.
It has got index with hyperlinks. Also most of the remaining information is in Tabular format (in pdf). I need to retrieve this information using Java and store it in SQL Server.
Which is the best API available to read this kind of file from Java?
It is unlikely to be in tabular format inside the PDF as PDF does not contain structure information unless explicitly added at creation time. I wrote an article explaining some of the issues with text extraction from at PDF at http://www.jpedal.org/PDFblog/2009/04/pdf-text/
Have you tried iText:
iText
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