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I am looking for a Java spreadsheet applet that includes basic functions such as simple numeric operations, cell references and support for simple formulas (i.e. sum and average). I would like a high quality (this means a real spreadsheet, NOT FREEWARE QUALITY) implementation and require source code and the ability to distribute freely. If you have any suggestions of who to contact for such an applet, I'd appreciate email at hberman@ltg.com or a response here.TIA,Howard Bermanhberman@ltg.com
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My appologies, I understood from your original question that you wanted evrything fre:-)
Take a look at:
http://www.vni.com/products/wpd/SmartTable/
they have something thats prety close to your requirenments except source, though I assume you could purchase a source code license).
Take a look at:
http://www.vni.com/products/wpd/SmartTable/
they have something thats prety close to your requirenments except source, though I assume you could purchase a source code license).
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more specifically, I am looking for a Java spreadsheet that has the functionality of the ActiveX component and Netscape plug-in found at: http://www.visualcomp.com/f1net/live.htmCheck out the spreadsheet at the top of this page for an example of what i am looking for.
You already said it : www.visualcomp.com! You can read at the press releases that thay announced in October last year that they will be making a version of Formula One/Java. They expect the beta to be available somewhere in the first quarter of 1997.
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jpzwarte> You already said it : www.visualcomp.com!Their ActiveX/Plugin is excellent; I was looking for a spreadsheet like this in Java now. January 1998 is too long to wait.
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http://grampus.jaist.ac.jp:8080/ob/sengoku/JAVA/SpreadSheet/example1.html
covers all your requirenments except high quality (its freeware after all).