JFile2CSV v1.0

last update: 1st April 2007
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Database name:*
Database Creator:jFil5
Database Type:data
Type:Freeware

A Java Desktop Application to export a pdb File created by JFile to a CSV file

latest change:

This is a Java Desktop Application for MAC, Windows, Linux and all Plattforms supporting Java 1.1.8 or better.
To run this software you need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK).

You have to install a Jave Runtime Invironment like it is distributed by SUN, IBM or Apple. Up to now it has no GUI. It is a comand line driven utility. For Apple you can use Tools like JShell or JBindery to run the Application from the shell.

A small framework written in java to export a JFile Database.
It only works with databases with Creator: 'JFil'and Type: 'JfDb'.
The result is a CSV (Comma separated Values, but it is no comma but a semicolon)
style file. All values are in >>"<<.
In the first line of the CSV File are the column names.


Use Pilo-xfer, the backup directory of the Desktop or other tools 
to export the database from your palm to the platform you prefer.
It runs with Java 1.1 or better.

This software is Freeware, but not for comercial use. 
Conatct the author for further questions.


Syntax:
if using a JDK:

	java -cp JFile2CSV.jar JFile2CSV JFileDBFileName CSVDumpFileName

if you have just installed the runtime environment:

	jre -cp JFile2CSV.jar JFile2CSV JFileDBFileName CSVDumpFileName

Be careful, the Java Runtime environment is case sensitve.
The JFile2CSV.JAR has to be included to the classpath or provide it with
the -cp parameter to the Java Virtuell Machine.

No other Database can be listed with it.
			

Tested on Palm OS 3.3, 3.4, 4.0 and 5.0.

Any distribution of that Software via CD-ROM, Internet or other media without the permission of the author is not allowed.

This software can be used free of charge, except for commercial use. Please refer to the licence agreement for further details. Conatct the author if you have any further questions.

These applications are distributed as archives files. To extract the original files from an archive, you can use WinZip (.zip) for Windows or StuffIt Expander (.sit) for Macs.

Any comments are appreciated.

Kind regards

Juergen Schwister


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by Jürgen Schwister @ http://www.jSwi.de