So far my results are, with running both ways twice, using the standard
HSSF api's from pure RPGLE it took 11 minutes. Coding the 4 steps to
create row in java, called from RPG, takes 5 minutes. It took around 650mb
temp storage originally, and now is about 450mb. This is for a 690,000
cell spreadsheet, or two tabs of 23,000 rows of 15 columns each.
This method still requires creating a java string object to pass to the
create cell routine, so there is still a memory leak in that step, but I
cannot think of a way around that issue.
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