| JBoss Deployment [message #339596] |
Fri, 25 January 2008 20:05  |
Eclipse User |
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I am looking for a document on what to do to deploy my own BIRT 2.2 test
project report under currently working JBOSS project.
I found a description of deployment but all it says copy birt.war into
deploy directory. But I need to know what BIRT related files are needed
and where, to deploy under currently existing war file.
Thanks,
Alex
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| Re: JBoss Deployment [message #344793 is a reply to message #339596] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 09:37  |
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Originally posted by: pmills.systemcore.ca
Alex wrote:
> But I need to know what BIRT related files are needed
> and where, to deploy under currently existing war file.
I don't know if there's an automatic way to make it happen, but what I did
was to make a copy of BIRT's "ReportEngine" directory inside the config
directory of my JBoss server (so that I wouldn't be redeploying them
whenever I modified my application). I then wrote a bit of code to look up
that directory, using the JBoss ServerConfigImplMBean, and create the
report engine with that path. This is happening within a ReportManager
stateless session bean that then handles report requests by calling into
the engine API.
Things would probably be a lot nicer if BIRT could exist as a service that
was referenced through JNDI, but I'm not that ambitious just now. :-)
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| Re: JBoss Deployment [message #344852 is a reply to message #339596] |
Sat, 26 January 2008 02:46 |
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I've copied a bunch of BIRT related files that seemed to be needed for
JBOSS deployment.
Now when I click a link to my BIRT report(on a page I created to call my
test report) I see an empty screen in browser but there is no any errors
from JBOSS output.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Alex
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| Re: JBoss Deployment [message #344869 is a reply to message #339596] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 09:37 |
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Originally posted by: pmills.systemcore.ca
Alex wrote:
> But I need to know what BIRT related files are needed
> and where, to deploy under currently existing war file.
I don't know if there's an automatic way to make it happen, but what I did
was to make a copy of BIRT's "ReportEngine" directory inside the config
directory of my JBoss server (so that I wouldn't be redeploying them
whenever I modified my application). I then wrote a bit of code to look up
that directory, using the JBoss ServerConfigImplMBean, and create the
report engine with that path. This is happening within a ReportManager
stateless session bean that then handles report requests by calling into
the engine API.
Things would probably be a lot nicer if BIRT could exist as a service that
was referenced through JNDI, but I'm not that ambitious just now. :-)
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| Re: JBoss Deployment [message #348840 is a reply to message #339596] |
Sat, 26 January 2008 02:46 |
| Eclipse User |
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I've copied a bunch of BIRT related files that seemed to be needed for
JBOSS deployment.
Now when I click a link to my BIRT report(on a page I created to call my
test report) I see an empty screen in browser but there is no any errors
from JBOSS output.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Alex
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| Re: JBoss Deployment [message #348857 is a reply to message #339596] |
Mon, 28 January 2008 09:37 |
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Originally posted by: pmills.systemcore.ca
Alex wrote:
> But I need to know what BIRT related files are needed
> and where, to deploy under currently existing war file.
I don't know if there's an automatic way to make it happen, but what I did
was to make a copy of BIRT's "ReportEngine" directory inside the config
directory of my JBoss server (so that I wouldn't be redeploying them
whenever I modified my application). I then wrote a bit of code to look up
that directory, using the JBoss ServerConfigImplMBean, and create the
report engine with that path. This is happening within a ReportManager
stateless session bean that then handles report requests by calling into
the engine API.
Things would probably be a lot nicer if BIRT could exist as a service that
was referenced through JNDI, but I'm not that ambitious just now. :-)
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