FORMULA ONE E.SPREADSHEET ENGINE

The Formula One e.Spreadsheet Engine provides an API-driven component that Java developers use to embed Excel reporting functionality into projects deployed from J2EE application and Web servers.

With an extensive API and rich GUI designer for accessing multiple data sources and filtering and formatting data, the Formula One e.Spreadsheet Engine dynamically creates and delivers real Excel files (not merely formatted static data), with formulas, charts, outlining, merged cells, multiple worksheets, and dozens of other formatting options.

In addition to its GUI-less server engine, the Formula One e.Spreadsheet Engine also includes a separate GUI that can be used in Java desktop applications as an Excel-compatible, calculating grid with full support for spreadsheet formulas, functions, charts, save to Excel, and other spreadsheet features users are accustomed to using.

KEY FEATURES

Easily access and format data from any data source

Tap into databases, XML, or text files and automate the formatting, calculating, and analyzing of data through the familiarity and power of a spreadsheet.

Deliver reports that are REAL Excel files

Don't settle for just printing static data or CSV files to Excel! Dynamically create genuine Excel files with precise columns and rows, formulas, functions, charts, outlining, merged cells, multiple worksheets, rotated text, hyperlinks, full formatting, and more!

Java tools for handling Excel files on server OR client

Includes a GUI-less server side spreadsheet engine for embedding in servlets, JSP, and EJB, and a separate Excel-compatible grid for use in Java desktop GUIs.

Flexible 100% Pure Java API

Robust all-Java certified API provides developers with flexibility and easy methods for accessing databases, text files, XML, and other data sources and delivering Excel, XML, or HTML reports.

Streamline building of Excel reports - Leverage existing Excel files as templates

Automate and report on calculations and existing business logic, formatting, and rules you currently have stored in Excel files.

Design reports visually, with code, or both!

Build Excel reports programmatically or you or your users can use the robust spreadsheet designer to visually build report templates.