The preferred csv parser for java?

My project needs to parse a csv file.
Of course I could write "yet-another-csv-parser", but this time I looked a bit further - past my own code to see if someone else had created the preferred csv java api.

My requirements seemed fair:

• Open source:
• I would like to see the code and have the ability to extend where needed
• If the code is available from a maven repository it is easy to download and add to my favorite IDE (intellij idea)
• Distributed to ibiblio with sourcecode would be great as it eases my work even more.
  

• Some kind of error reporting
  It would be nice if the parser could report a more specific error than just an IOException with now details. It would be nice if the error could tell something about what line that couldn't be parsed.
  

I found a couple of api's that I took a closer look at:

http://www.csvreader.com/
- Seemed easy to use, but not available from ibiblio (or any other repository I could find)
- Binary was available from sourceforge as was the sourcecode
- No error reporting besides IOException

http://www.mvnrepository.com/artifact/genjava/gj-csv
- Binary and source available from ibiblio.
- No error reporting besides IOException

http://www.mvnrepository.com/artifact/net.sf.opencsv/opencsv
- Only binary available from ibiblio.
- No error reporting besides IOException

Looked at some other apis as well but my general observation was that non of the api's had a focus on error reporting or validation of the document.

Why doesn't the java community have a preferred api for csv parsing?
One explanation could be that every project implements its own as parsing a csv file seems as a trivial operation.
Another explanation could be that this kind of work suffer from the Not invented here syndrome? :-)

Please let me know that I am missing the implementation - it simply must be out there.