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Problem in using the Web viewer with a PDF output [message #242683]

Thu, 14 June 2007 08:00

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: berenger.dulac.mnhn.fr

Hello, I try to use the BIRT Web viewer (BIRT Runtime 2.1.2) with a pdf
output format. Using the following URL :
http://192.134.151.114/TableauDeBord/run?__report=visites.rp tdesign&periode=01042007&__format=pdf

I get nothing in console and logs.
With Firefox 2, I am prompted with the message
"Le fichier ne commence pas par '%PDF-'"
What means "The file does not start with '%PDF-'"
With Internet Explorer 7, I got the following message on my web page :
"org.eclipse.birt.report.service.api.ReportServiceException: Report engine
fails to create extension to handle this request."

I have no problem when I replace the __format value "pdf" by "html".
It seems I do not call the URL with the right parameters (do I need an
outpout filename ?).

The report I call is "visites.rptdesign" and "periode" is a report
parameter.

Could anyone help me ?

Thanks.

Bérenger Dulac

Re: Problem in using the Web viewer with a PDF output [message #242725 is a reply to message #242683]

Thu, 14 June 2007 10:51

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hakimoun.yahoo.fr

Bérenger Dulac a écrit :
> Hello, I try to use the BIRT Web viewer (BIRT Runtime 2.1.2) with a pdf
> output format. Using the following URL :
> http://192.134.151.114/TableauDeBord/run?__report=visites.rp tdesign&periode=01042007&__format=pdf
>
>
> I get nothing in console and logs.
> With Firefox 2, I am prompted with the message
> "Le fichier ne commence pas par '%PDF-'"
> What means "The file does not start with '%PDF-'"
> With Internet Explorer 7, I got the following message on my web page :
> "org.eclipse.birt.report.service.api.ReportServiceException: Report
> engine fails to create extension to handle this request."
>
> I have no problem when I replace the __format value "pdf" by "html".
> It seems I do not call the URL with the right parameters (do I need an
> outpout filename ?).
>
> The report I call is "visites.rptdesign" and "periode" is a report
> parameter.
>
> Could anyone help me ?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bérenger Dulac
>
>
>
est-ce que t'a bien le itext dans ton installation.
j'ai eu le même problème, malheureusement j pas pu le résoudre sous
windows, alors que sou linux ça marchait bien.

Re: Problem in using the Web viewer with a PDF output [message #242947 is a reply to message #242683]

Fri, 15 June 2007 07:42

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: berenger.dulac.mnhn.fr

It might be useful to indicate I succeed in building the pdf document
directly from my application using the BIRT framework (separating run
and render).

Thanks for any help.

Bérenger Dulac a écrit :
> Hello, I try to use the BIRT Web viewer (BIRT Runtime 2.1.2) with a pdf
> output format. Using the following URL :
> http://192.134.151.114/TableauDeBord/run?__report=visites.rp tdesign&periode=01042007&__format=pdf
>
>
> I get nothing in console and logs.
> With Firefox 2, I am prompted with the message
> "Le fichier ne commence pas par '%PDF-'"
> What means "The file does not start with '%PDF-'"
> With Internet Explorer 7, I got the following message on my web page :
> "org.eclipse.birt.report.service.api.ReportServiceException: Report
> engine fails to create extension to handle this request."
>
> I have no problem when I replace the __format value "pdf" by "html".
> It seems I do not call the URL with the right parameters (do I need an
> outpout filename ?).
>
> The report I call is "visites.rptdesign" and "periode" is a report
> parameter.
>
> Could anyone help me ?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bérenger Dulac
>
>
>

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