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[GitHub] [netbeans] matthiasblaesing edited a comment on pull request #2169: [NETBEANS-4415] Export dataview results to file

matthiasblaesing edited a comment on pull request #2169:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/2169#issuecomment-657262031


   Thank you for the research.
   
   > Having said all that I am in favor of providing the csv/tsv option and additionally the .xlsx option by using **fastexcel**. Old .xls format was coming for free when using POI and code-wise it was pretty similar to .xlsx, so it made sense to export in that too. Now that we are talking about using two different libraries I think we can skip .xls support because the format is too old, the produced files are larger than .xlsx in general and I don't think adding it adds any actual value.
   
   I think useing fastexcel is a sensible approach. If I'm not mistaken the footprint will shrink to ~100kB. (opczip + fastexcel). That sounds good to me.
   
   Edit: One more relevant thing: The license situation with fastexcel is good (both dependencies are ALv2, LGPL is a no-go for ASF projects).


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