IText vs Jasper Java Application Source Code

I am in a requirement of creating CSV reports using Java Application using Itext?
can Itext be used for CSV reports. Or it is just used for PDF's?
Also Which one is the best? Itext or Jasper.
Where can I find sample source in Java to get CSV reports using Itext?
Please reply . Its urgent. Thanks in advance.

jasper allows csv as data source.. jasper has JRCsvDataSource class and methods for handling it.

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I think it is not possible to get the whole project structure.
But you can get the java files of your local DC project by logging into your portal using the url http://host_name:5000/nwa.
Navigate to Analysis ->Configuration ->J2EE Configuration Browser . Click on Local System Node ->apps->sap.com. Under sap.com(or the domain you have defined namespace) you can find a u2018src.zipu2019 file. In this u2018srcu2019 folder you can find the java files.
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An ear file don't need to contain java source files, but is can.
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