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problems using Apache Jakarta POI
Has anyone using POI run into a problem of a non-existant class called SSTRecordHeader? It's not in the POI file I downloaded. If you have it, could you please post it on hear or send me a private message with the code? I really need it.
Thanks
Brian
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What version of POI are you using?
In 1.5.1 the SSTRecordHeader class is in package org.apache.poi.hssf.record
hope this helps some
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um, I have 1.5.1 also...There is an SSTRecord but not an SSTRecordHeader. The other SST classes in that package are SSTDeserializer and SSTSerializer. I don't know how you have an extra class that I don't, but please post the code for me. I downloaded the zip file again from apache's website just to make sure and it still wasn't there.
java is the way to be
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I just did a fresh download of the 1.5.1 zip file and the class is there as it should be. I'd post the jar file, but it would most likely not do you any good.
What error are you getting that leads you to believe it's not there?
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