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SpreadsheetConverter to Java/JSP Std Ed 4.6.0
Good-looking calculating JSP-page from Excel.
Separate JavaBean with full source. 165 Excel-functions supported. No Excel needed on server. No Excel needed for the users of the JSP-pages.
Use it for expense report, survey, order forms, reservation forms, employment application, financial advisor, ROI-calculator, engineering.
No Risk! 30 day money back guarantee. 6 month email support included in all products.
Add images, set number formats, colors in Excel, and try again. In no time you get a perfect CSS-based JSP-page.
A separate JavaBeans is used as a session bean to do all the calculation. The JavaBeans is totally independent of the JSP-page and can be used stand-alone.
SpreadsheetConverter turns your business users' Microsoft Excel spreadsheets into scalable J2EE applications.
Easy to use web pages: Create forms with dropdown menus, checkboxes, radio buttons, large text fields, list boxes in a breeze.
Free to distribute - You can make the calculator part of your program which you can resell.
Full source code - Generates nicely formatted plain Java-code. All self-contained. No library files. No Excel needed once the JavaBeans is created.
Built-in edit-debug-compile-test cycle for Tomcat. Generate and test within one minute.
No extra per server fees.
Separate JavaBean with full source. 165 Excel-functions supported. No Excel needed on server. No Excel needed for the users of the JSP-pages.
Use it for expense report, survey, order forms, reservation forms, employment application, financial advisor, ROI-calculator, engineering.
No Risk! 30 day money back guarantee. 6 month email support included in all products.
Add images, set number formats, colors in Excel, and try again. In no time you get a perfect CSS-based JSP-page.
A separate JavaBeans is used as a session bean to do all the calculation. The JavaBeans is totally independent of the JSP-page and can be used stand-alone.
SpreadsheetConverter turns your business users' Microsoft Excel spreadsheets into scalable J2EE applications.
Easy to use web pages: Create forms with dropdown menus, checkboxes, radio buttons, large text fields, list boxes in a breeze.
Free to distribute - You can make the calculator part of your program which you can resell.
Full source code - Generates nicely formatted plain Java-code. All self-contained. No library files. No Excel needed once the JavaBeans is created.
Built-in edit-debug-compile-test cycle for Tomcat. Generate and test within one minute.
No extra per server fees.