@@ -43,11 +43,12 @@ being your best choice for handling Excel files.
4343
4444The following table lists the minimum Java language version requirements for each version of the FastExcel library:
4545
46- | Version | JDK Version Support Range | Notes |
47- | ---------| :-------------------------:| -------|
48- | 1.2.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
49- | 1.1.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
50- | 1.0.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
46+ | Version | JDK Version Support Range | Notes |
47+ | ----------| :-------------------------:| -------|
48+ | 1.3.x | JDK8 - JDK25 | |
49+ | 1.2.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
50+ | 1.1.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
51+ | 1.0.x | JDK8 - JDK21 | |
5152
5253We strongly recommend using the latest version of FastExcel, as performance optimizations, bug fixes, and new features
5354in the latest version will enhance your experience.
@@ -92,12 +93,12 @@ Below is an example of reading an Excel document:
9293``` java
9394// Implement the ReadListener interface to set up operations for reading data
9495public class DemoDataListener implements ReadListener<DemoData > {
95-
96+
9697 @Override
9798 public void invoke (DemoData data , AnalysisContext context ) {
9899 System . out. println(" Parsed a data entry" + JSON . toJSONString(data));
99100 }
100-
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101102 @Override
102103 public void doAfterAllAnalysed (AnalysisContext context ) {
103104 System . out. println(" All data parsed!" );
@@ -118,16 +119,16 @@ Below is a simple example of creating an Excel document:
118119``` java
119120// Sample data class
120121public class DemoData {
121-
122+
122123 @ExcelProperty (" String Title" )
123124 private String string;
124-
125+
125126 @ExcelProperty (" Date Title" )
126127 private Date date;
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128+
128129 @ExcelProperty (" Number Title" )
129130 private Double doubleData;
130-
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131132 @ExcelIgnore
132133 private String ignore;
133134}
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