This presentation is an overview about FFPOJO Project, a pojo based text file parser library for Java applications.

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8. Platformindependent

9. ASCII Format

10. Fastaccess to data (no types, protocolsor envelopes)

11. Simple to create

12. Simple to consume

13. Lightweight

15. Hard to maintain

16. Littlechange to layout  big change to code

17. Encouragesprocedural approach

18. Code replication

19. Lackofstandards

20. Easy to makemistakes

21. Hard to test

23. Standardization

24. Simplicity

25. Cleanliness

26. Maintainability

27. ObjectOriented approach

29. Annotations and/or XML mappings, with overridding

30. Metadatainformationcaching (performance)

31. Manyabstractionlevels (string, file, processor)

32. Customtyping (“decorators”)

33. File Writerand File Readerobjectabstractions

34. Optional use of NIO

35. Complex files support, with Header, BodyandFooterconcepts

36. Can work on “push” style (processorconcept)

37. Built-inmultithreadingsupport

39. Annotate POJO getterstoo

40. Makeyour parses (lowlevelexample, string abstraction)@PositionalRecord publicstaticclassCustomer { private String name; private String email; ... @PositionalField(initialPosition = 6, finalPosition = 25) public String getName() { returnname; } ... @PositionalField(initialPosition = 26, finalPosition = 55) public String getEmail() { returnemail; } while ( (line = reader.readLine()) != null) { Customercust = ffpojo.createFromText(Customer.class, line); } Text-To-Pojo Pojo-To-Text String line = ffpojo.parseToText(customer);

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