| BIRT & POJO objects [message #16732] |
Thu, 10 March 2005 02:54  |
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Hello!
At the BIRT site was mentioned that it can work with POJO. I try finding
out how can I achieve that in 1M1, but was completely lose.
Does anyone know how/when work with POJO will be available?
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| Re: BIRT & POJO objects [message #19434 is a reply to message #17681] |
Wed, 16 March 2005 16:56  |
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Paul Rogers wrote:
Thanks for your response Paul. I've check the latest available version of
BIRT(S20050314), but still have no idea does it includes rhino scripting
engine or not. If no, can you incline in some way when I'll have a chance
to evaluate POJO interop. functionality?
Other a bit strange thing is org.eclipse.birt.converters subproject. It
was mentioned at
http://www.eclipse.org/birt/index.php?page=build/build_instr .html, but
Anonymous doesnt have access to source code at CVS and know it
disappeared from CVS. Would you be so kind to unveil it: will BIRT support
export from other formats (jasper reports etc.)?
Thanks a lot for your patience.
> Thanks for the additional info. You'll want to use the scripted data source
> & scripted data set elements that BIRT provides. They are not yet available
> in the 1.0M1 build, but are planned for Release 1.0. If you look back though
> the newsgroup postings, Scott Rosenbaum & I had a detailed description of
> how this might work. Look at the posts around Jan. 1st - 5th. We'll also
> provide an example once the feature is available.
> - Paul
> Paul Rogers
> BIRT PMC
> "FoxyBOA" <boa@inp.kiev.ua> wrote in message
> news:d0rh33$2oe$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Paul Rogers wrote:
>>
>> Hello Paul!
>>
>> Let me a bit clarify situation. I want to use BIRT in such scenario:
>> 1. ORM get from DB list of objects (i.e. Set<Customer>)
>> 2. BIRT use list (i.e. Set<Customer>) as data source for report
>>
>> If you have any information how/when I can use BIRT in such way, please
>> explain it.
>>
>> Many thanks.
>>
>>> The term "POJO" (Plain Old Java Objects) applies in many contexts within
>>> BIRT.
>>
>>> BIRT provides scripting using JavaScript. BIRT uses the Mozilla Rhino
>>> engine which provides excellent integration with Java, so that your
>>> scripts can call into POJOs.
>>
>>> One use of scripting is to create a scripted data source & data that gets
>>> your report's data from POJOs. However, the scripted data source & data
>>> set are not yet available.
>>
>>> - Paul
>>
>>> Paul Rogers
>>> BIRT PMC
>>
>>> "FoxyBOA" <boa@inp.kiev.ua> wrote in message
>>> news:d0oufd$ep5$1@www.eclipse.org...
>>>> Hello!
>>>>
>>>> At the BIRT site was mentioned that it can work with POJO. I try finding
>>>> out how can I achieve that in 1M1, but was completely lose.
>>>>
>>>> Does anyone know how/when work with POJO will be available?
>>>>
>>>>
>>
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| Re: BIRT & POJO objects [message #19568 is a reply to message #19434] |
Wed, 16 March 2005 23:20 |
| Eclipse User |
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I wanted to get back to you on the converters project. I was working on
the converters project. We were looking at a converter to convert a
Jasper report into a BIRT ROM Design. We have temporarily discontinued
work on that project while we wait for some additional functionality to
become available in BIRT. The primary issue is that Release 1 of BIRT
will not support free-form text placement.
So for now, the converters project is on hold. If you are interested, I
think we can get the project re-posted, but it is a bit dormant for now.
Scott Rosenbaum
BIRT PMC
FoxyBOA wrote:
> Paul Rogers wrote:
>
> Thanks for your response Paul. I've check the latest available version
> of BIRT(S20050314), but still have no idea does it includes rhino
> scripting engine or not. If no, can you incline in some way when I'll
> have a chance to evaluate POJO interop. functionality?
>
> Other a bit strange thing is org.eclipse.birt.converters subproject.
> It was mentioned at
> http://www.eclipse.org/birt/index.php?page=build/build_instr .html, but
> Anonymous doesn�t have access to source code at CVS and know it
> disappeared from CVS. Would you be so kind to unveil it: will BIRT
> support export from other formats (jasper reports etc.)?
>
> Thanks a lot for your patience.
>
>
>> Thanks for the additional info. You'll want to use the scripted data
>> source & scripted data set elements that BIRT provides. They are not
>> yet available in the 1.0M1 build, but are planned for Release 1.0. If
>> you look back though the newsgroup postings, Scott Rosenbaum & I had
>> a detailed description of how this might work. Look at the posts
>> around Jan. 1st - 5th. We'll also provide an example once the feature
>> is available.
>
>
>> - Paul
>
>
>> Paul Rogers
>> BIRT PMC
>
>
>> "FoxyBOA" <boa@inp.kiev.ua> wrote in message
>> news:d0rh33$2oe$1@www.eclipse.org...
>>
>>> Paul Rogers wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello Paul!
>>>
>>> Let me a bit clarify situation. I want to use BIRT in such scenario:
>>> 1. ORM get from DB list of objects (i.e. Set<Customer>)
>>> 2. BIRT use list (i.e. Set<Customer>) as data source for report
>>>
>>> If you have any information how/when I can use BIRT in such way,
>>> please explain it.
>>>
>>> Many thanks.
>>>
>>>> The term "POJO" (Plain Old Java Objects) applies in many contexts
>>>> within BIRT.
>>>
>>>
>>>> BIRT provides scripting using JavaScript. BIRT uses the Mozilla
>>>> Rhino engine which provides excellent integration with Java, so
>>>> that your scripts can call into POJOs.
>>>
>>>
>>>> One use of scripting is to create a scripted data source & data
>>>> that gets your report's data from POJOs. However, the scripted data
>>>> source & data set are not yet available.
>>>
>>>
>>>> - Paul
>>>
>>>
>>>> Paul Rogers
>>>> BIRT PMC
>>>
>>>
>>>> "FoxyBOA" <boa@inp.kiev.ua> wrote in message
>>>> news:d0oufd$ep5$1@www.eclipse.org...
>>>>
>>>>> Hello!
>>>>>
>>>>> At the BIRT site was mentioned that it can work with POJO. I try
>>>>> finding out how can I achieve that in 1M1, but was completely lose.
>>>>>
>>>>> Does anyone know how/when work with POJO will be available?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>
>>>
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