Extentech Inc., one of the developers of Java components and development tools, announced the release of OpenXLS - an open source version of the company's best-of-breed Java Software Development Kit for Spreadsheets, ExtenXLS.
"OpenXLS is a robust and risk-free way to integrate spreadsheets into Java programs and web applications. We are excited about fostering a community of developers that we hope will find our APIs to be the best available at any price."
"I am personally delighted we have the opportunity to give back to the development community by contributing a tool as useful and powerful as OpenXLS. With the release of OpenXLS, Extentech has leveled the playing field for developers who need to embed spreadsheet functionality in their applications," states John McMahon, CEO of Extentech Inc.
Exteria combines the power of ExtenXLS Spreadsheet Automation with a code-free integration platform to form an SOA platform that unleashes your productivity and maximizes ROI. This unique combination enables business users to participate in the development of business intelligence and automation applications through the lingua-franca of business - spreadsheets. Extentech Inc. is a developer of Java spreadsheet software, SOA, and development tools. Products include the Sheetster.com web spreadsheet, Exteria Business automation SOA Platform, and the ExtenXLS Java Spreadsheet SDK.
OpenXLS is being released under the GPL license. Based on the same codebase as ExtenXLS version 3, a proven product used in mission-critical applications at dozens of the largest companies in the world, OpenXLS provides the Excel compatibility and robustness previously available only in ExtenXLS.
Those desiring a fully supported product with the latest advanced features and highest performance are encouraged to purchase a license to ExtenXLS. Those interested in embedding Extentech technology in their products should visit the Extentech OEM partner page. With applications spanning all sectors and business sizes, Exteria is the fastest way to implement SOA service automation while engaging all interested parties in an intuitive user interface and leveraging the familiarity and power of spreadsheets for business logic and data presentation.