I had a little free time and always found it a chore to see what had changed in a new master database file vs a favorite list. I decided to see if I could write a program that would tell me. Favorite Helper is the result. I have only tested it with BCD436HP files. This is the first beta version that is somewhat stable and useful so I figured I would share. Yes there are still bugs and probably uncaught exceptions, yes the output reports are messy and not complete. Yes it is a Java program
Currently the program can:
Backup favorite files
Backup profile files
Generate a report on a profile file
Generate a report on a favorite in a favorite list
Compare a favorite in a favorite list against a master database state file
The compare works as follows against a state file you choose
Conventional shows matches, non-matches and differences from the favorite list file against state file.
Trunk shows matches, non-matches and differences from the favorite list file as well as information not found in the favorite list that is in the state file.
You will need the latest version of Java to run this you can install java from java.com: Java + You
Why java? I happened to have the development environment handy, and wanted to play around with it.
The zip file containing the .jar files can be downloaded from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/unidenfavoritehelper/files/
unzip all the files into a location and double click FavoriteHelper.jar
Currently the program can:
Backup favorite files
Backup profile files
Generate a report on a profile file
Generate a report on a favorite in a favorite list
Compare a favorite in a favorite list against a master database state file
The compare works as follows against a state file you choose
Conventional shows matches, non-matches and differences from the favorite list file against state file.
Trunk shows matches, non-matches and differences from the favorite list file as well as information not found in the favorite list that is in the state file.
You will need the latest version of Java to run this you can install java from java.com: Java + You
Why java? I happened to have the development environment handy, and wanted to play around with it.
The zip file containing the .jar files can be downloaded from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/unidenfavoritehelper/files/
unzip all the files into a location and double click FavoriteHelper.jar
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