JRower Java script

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JRower is a tool for loading Database tables from flat files. The flat file can be a text file in CSV, delimited, or fixed length format. It can also be an Excel file. You supply a XML file describing the fields in the file and thier mapping to the database table columns. Ycvou can also add validations that the input data must pass before it is inserted to the database.A command line tool for running JRower is provided and also a Servlet for running JRower from a web page. If you wish to use JRower in your program use the main() and load() methods in the JRower class as examples. Or use the JRowerServlet.java class as an example.Usage - java -jar jrower.jar MyLoad.xml
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