java-code-example/DbfReader/src/TestWriter.java at master · cherkavi/java-code-example · GitHub

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import java.io.FileOutputStream;

import java.io.IOException;

import com.linuxense.javadbf.DBFException;

import com.linuxense.javadbf.DBFField;

import com.linuxense.javadbf.DBFWriter;

public class TestWriter {

public static void main(String[] args)throws DBFException, IOException {

// let us create field definitions first

// we will go for 3 fields

DBFField fields[] = new DBFField[2];

fields[0] = new DBFField();

fields[0].setName( "emp_code");

fields[0].setDataType( DBFField.FIELD_TYPE_C);

fields[0].setFieldLength( 50);

fields[1] = new DBFField();

fields[1].setName( "emp_code");

fields[1].setDataType( DBFField.FIELD_TYPE_C);

fields[1].setFieldLength( 50);

Object[] rowData=new Object[]{"Value1","Value2"};

DBFWriter writer = new DBFWriter();

writer.setFields( fields);

writer.addRecord(rowData);

FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream("c:\\craeting.dbf");

writer.write( fos);

fos.close();

System.out.println("OK");

}

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