| How will you integrate BIRT? [message #25593] |
Mon, 11 April 2005 01:44  |
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We'd like your suggestions for additional integration information we can
provide on the BIRT web site (www.eclipse.org/birt). The site has an
"integration" section that is gradually adding information about each BIRT
integration API as the API itself becomes stable. So far, the site provides
information about:
* Installing the "Viewer" application on a Tomcat web server, and using the
Viewer via URLs.
* Running (and even creating) a report using a non-Java web-scripting tool
such as PHP that redirects to the Viewer.
* Directly integrating the BIRT engine in your Java application (skeletal at
present pending finalization of the engine API.)
In addition, a community member, Stavros Kounis, provided an article
(http://tools.osmosis.gr/blog) about how to integrate BIRT into an RCP
application.
As we expand the integration information on the BIRT site, we'd like to get
your feedback on the areas that are of greatest interest. So, we'd like to
pose some questions:
* How will you integrate BIRT?
* What is your application?
* What is your runtime environment? Is it web-based, Eclipse-based or
something else?
* If web based, using which web technology?
* What additional information can we provide to assist your integration?
Thanks!
- Paul
Paul Rogers
BIRT PMC
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| Re: How will you integrate BIRT? [message #35417 is a reply to message #25593] |
Mon, 09 May 2005 00:28  |
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Hi Paul,
We have web application using tomcat 4.1 and mysql, how can we view or
open our report?..is it possible to open it using JSP?...
Thanks,
Wins
Paul Rogers wrote:
> We'd like your suggestions for additional integration information we can
> provide on the BIRT web site (www.eclipse.org/birt). The site has an
> "integration" section that is gradually adding information about each BIRT
> integration API as the API itself becomes stable. So far, the site provides
> information about:
> * Installing the "Viewer" application on a Tomcat web server, and using the
> Viewer via URLs.
> * Running (and even creating) a report using a non-Java web-scripting tool
> such as PHP that redirects to the Viewer.
> * Directly integrating the BIRT engine in your Java application (skeletal at
> present pending finalization of the engine API.)
> In addition, a community member, Stavros Kounis, provided an article
> (http://tools.osmosis.gr/blog) about how to integrate BIRT into an RCP
> application.
> As we expand the integration information on the BIRT site, we'd like to get
> your feedback on the areas that are of greatest interest. So, we'd like to
> pose some questions:
> * How will you integrate BIRT?
> * What is your application?
> * What is your runtime environment? Is it web-based, Eclipse-based or
> something else?
> * If web based, using which web technology?
> * What additional information can we provide to assist your integration?
> Thanks!
> - Paul
> Paul Rogers
> BIRT PMC
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| Re: How will you integrate BIRT? [message #37957 is a reply to message #37659] |
Tue, 17 May 2005 18:35 |
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JMi,
The BIRT preview is a web browser window. That window communicates with an
instance of Tomcat linked into Eclipse. A member of this newsgroup posted a
blog entry a month or two back about how to integrate BIRT into an RCP app.
I also copied the link into the FAQ. Take a look at that info and
experiment. When you figure it out, perhaps you can post your solution here
so others can benefit as well.
Thanks,
- Paul
Paul Rogers
BIRT PMC
"jmdelsaux" <jmidelsaux@skynet.be> wrote in message
news:6b375a5bb38f6d654ba986d4255baeb3$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
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> I am looking for a BIRT preview like SWTJasperViewer in a SWT application
> (not RCP). http://www.jasperassistant.com/jasperviewer.html
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> I have written no report yet. Perhaps is there a way to get the preview
> part from the eclipse BIRT designer ??
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> JMi
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