I checked in some artificial tests that load some of the ooxml-schemas
classes that are missing.
I was able to get the ooxml build and tests to work locally after
regenerating poi-ooxml-schemas with the extra classes.
--
Sent from: http://apache-poi.1045710.n5.nabble.com/POI-Dev-f2312866.html
-
I've fixed one issue with #62513.
The NullPointer on aminr.com_courses_ai_ai-chapter_2001-02.ppsx.pptx
(index317to400SNAPSHOT) is due to an invalid/truncated zip.
I can't download the NullPointer file
2014.sommetipad.ca_papers_download_173.pptx (reportsAll).
Do you have any other test files?
An
I modified my local poi build.xml to use a poi-ooxml-schemas 4.0.0-SNAPSHOT
from a recent nightly build and found lots of compile issues building
poi-ooxml.
My build crashes with a Stackoverflow issue after this output so I suspect
that this is the tip of the iceberg.
compile-ooxml:
[javac] C
Thanks for the suggestions.
I've tried a few thing with XmlCursors and recreating the XmlBeans for
scratch but keep hitting new issues.
I suspect the best the approach is to create an XSSFSheet2 implementation
that has no XMLBeans in it - start by creating a sheet initialised from the
XMLBeans she
Hi,
Not with the current approach as far as I see. It injects a custom
classloader before running all unit-tests. This classloader records all
loaded classes from the -schemas jar and so it only can see classes which
are actually used during execution time, not compile time.
If type-erasure remov
Hi,
I was looking at that some time ago and did not find an easy way to achieve
this. Unfortunately this is something that is not supported easily by
XmlBeans as far as I saw (it might still be possible, I might just lack
knowledge of what XmlBeans can do, I did not look at it much at all yet).
I
I'm thinking that you should be able to reorder things using an XMLBeans
cursor, and maybe a quicksort.
-Original Message-
From: pj.fanning [mailto:fannin...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2018 3:40 PM
To: dev@poi.apache.org
Subject: reordering xssf rows
I've been looking at
https:/
