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| Re: How to send BIRT report to Hard-drive and not to browser automatically [message #205688 is a reply to message #205655] |
Fri, 08 December 2006 22:30   |
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Originally posted by: johnw.innoventsolutions.com
marcosr,
You have two options. Since the web viewer BIRT currently does not have
an Excel emitter, you can either save the resulting page in HTML as open
in Excel, or you can export the data in CSV format and open in Excel.
The first option, you will have to manually cut and paste the results of
the report. The end result is not very pretty. The second option, when
you Run a report in Eclipse, in the resulting Report Viewer, there is an
option to export data in CSV.
If you need this to run in some sort of script, you will need to follow
the example of how to run a BIRT report from the command line either on
the BIRT website or on my
blog( http://digiassn.blogspot.com/2006/07/birt-birt-report-schedu ling-without.html).
Since CSV is not really an option through that route, you can output to
HTML and open the resulting HTML file in Excel. Or you could write a
custom app that just outputs a CSV using the Report Engine API.
Hope that helps,
John
marcosr wrote:
> Hello All:
> I would like to generate a BIRT report directly to my server hard-drvie
> instead of sending it to the browser.
> I need this report to be an EXCEL.
> I am using BIRT within Eclipse.
> Thank you very much in advance.
> Marcos
>
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| Re: How to send BIRT report to Hard-drive and not to browser automatically [message #205940 is a reply to message #205688] |
Tue, 12 December 2006 09:24 |
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Originally posted by: marcosr.vwainc.com
Mr. John Ward,
Thank you very much for your response, I will take the advice this will help
me big time.
Once again thank you Sir,
Marcos
"John Ward" <johnw@innoventsolutions.com> wrote in message
news:eld3s7$n91$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> marcosr,
>
> You have two options. Since the web viewer BIRT currently does not have an
> Excel emitter, you can either save the resulting page in HTML as open in
> Excel, or you can export the data in CSV format and open in Excel.
>
> The first option, you will have to manually cut and paste the results of
> the report. The end result is not very pretty. The second option, when you
> Run a report in Eclipse, in the resulting Report Viewer, there is an
> option to export data in CSV.
>
> If you need this to run in some sort of script, you will need to follow
> the example of how to run a BIRT report from the command line either on
> the BIRT website or on my
> blog( http://digiassn.blogspot.com/2006/07/birt-birt-report-schedu ling-without.html).
> Since CSV is not really an option through that route, you can output to
> HTML and open the resulting HTML file in Excel. Or you could write a
> custom app that just outputs a CSV using the Report Engine API.
>
> Hope that helps,
> John
>
> marcosr wrote:
>> Hello All:
>> I would like to generate a BIRT report directly to my server hard-drvie
>> instead of sending it to the browser.
>> I need this report to be an EXCEL.
>> I am using BIRT within Eclipse.
>> Thank you very much in advance.
>> Marcos
>>
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