Create DBF (dBaseiV) file in Java mapping

Hello.
I have one scenario: Abap Xi -> SAP PI -> 3 Party(dbf file).
First, i made java mapping using java library com.linuxense.javadbf, but problem - not matching versions DBF (dBaseIII). This version does not suit the customer.
Then I tried to use java library org.xBaseJ and I have a problem with preservation of fractional numbers (FloatField). Maybe somebody have expirience how to create dbf (dBaseIV) using Java mapping? Or it possible create dbf file (dBaseIV) in ABAP?

this is the code that I have used in a hp project:
private static final String DELIMIT = ",";
StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
public void addString(String str){
buf.append(toEscapedStringLiteral(str.replaceAll(" ","").trim())).append(DELIMIT);
public void sendFile( String strData ,
                            String strTitle,
                            String strContType,
                            HttpServletResponse res ) throws IOException {
          byte[] _filedata=strData.getBytes();
          res.setContentType( strContType );
          res.setHeader( "Content-Disposition", "attachment;filename="+ strTitle );
                 DataOutputStream out = new DataOutputStream( res.getOutputStream() );
          out.write( _filedata, 0, _filedata.length );
          out.close();
public void addStringWhithReturn(String str){
          buf.append(toEscapedStringLiteral(str.replaceAll(" ","").trim()));
          buf.append( "\n" );
private String toEscapedStringLiteral( String charSeq ) {
          if ( null == charSeq ) {
               charSeq = "";
          return "\"" + charSeq + "\"";
....hope its help
kou

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