| Regarding Actuate BIRT connector [message #257015] | 
Thu, 04 October 2007 03:52   | 
 
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Originally posted by: abhijeet_barve.persistent.co.in 
 
Hi All, 
 
I have just joined this forum and wanted help from gurus here. Following is  
the area where I am looking for the help: 
 
Problem definition: I was going through the open source reporting tool from  
Actuate and Eclipse' BIRT. I downloaded it from the web portal and was going  
through the report designer tool called "BIRt report designer professional".  
So far so good.. Now in the data connection menu I can see SAP, Actuate,  
flat file etc connection options. My area of concern is how can I connect my  
BIRT reporting tool to the OLAP server I am running on. I am using Hyperion  
Analytic Services (Essbase) and I wanted to build reports on the cubes and  
data present in my Essbase. 
Is there any way for me to either connect to Essbase or write a custom data  
connector in my BIRT reporting tool for the Hyperion Essbase. I am ready to  
build a connector but then is there any API toolkit available where I can  
put Essbase as an option in the designer and even can put a module which  
will read my data for putting it into the report? Such API toolkit exist? If  
so how can I download it and how should I start on this (API docs available  
or not) ? 
 
Guys could you please help me in this? I need to start on this ASAP. Should  
I write a custom connector for Essbase in the BIRT and how can I deploy it  
to my client side. I appreciate all your help and support. 
 
Thanks 
Abhijeet
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| Re: Regarding Actuate BIRT connector [message #257449 is a reply to message #257433] | 
Mon, 08 October 2007 07:01    | 
 
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Originally posted by: abhijeet_barve.persistent.co.in 
 
Hi Scott, 
 
    I registered on the Magazine site and got the articles from there. I  
will go through them soon. Thanks a ton for your valuable help. 
 
I have following query: 
 
Is 
    1. DTP 
    2. ODA Runtime/Designer Driver Plug-in Project wizard" 
are same?? 
 
If not, which is the better_fast way to write the reporting connector for  
Hyperion Essbase? 
 
Thanks 
Abhijeet 
 
 
"Abhijeet" <abhijeet_barve@persistent.co.in> wrote in message  
news:fed11k$inj$1@build.eclipse.org... 
> Hi Scott, 
> 
>    Thanks a lot for the help.Could you please let me know where should I  
> login to get your articles and which login ID I should use? That would be  
> a great help for me. 
> 
> Thanks 
> Abhijeet 
> 
> 
> "Scott Rosenbaum" <scottr@innoventsolutions.com> wrote in message  
> news:ad733d6a8dc8c9d58a77f2e2f8@news.eclipse.org... 
>> Abhijeet, 
>> 
>> The answer is yes there is a good way to create a custom type of BIRT  
>> data source that will talk to Hyperion.  BIRT uses the Data Tools  
>> Platform (DTP). DTP has a number of extension points that allow you to  
>> build a custom data source as well as a custom UI to work with that Data  
>> Source. 
>> Jason Weathersby and I have done a series of articles on Eclipse Magazine  
>> that explain the process.  You have to login to get the articles, but if  
>> you look in the March 2007, April 2007 you can get part One and Two of  
>> the ODA articles. 
>> 
>> Scott Rosenbaum 
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi All, 
>>> 
>>> I have just joined this forum and wanted help from gurus here. 
>>> Following is the area where I am looking for the help: 
>>> 
>>> Problem definition: I was going through the open source reporting tool 
>>> from 
>>> Actuate and Eclipse' BIRT. I downloaded it from the web portal and was 
>>> going 
>>> through the report designer tool called "BIRt report designer 
>>> professional". 
>>> So far so good.. Now in the data connection menu I can see SAP, 
>>> Actuate, 
>>> flat file etc connection options. My area of concern is how can I 
>>> connect my 
>>> BIRT reporting tool to the OLAP server I am running on. I am using 
>>> Hyperion 
>>> Analytic Services (Essbase) and I wanted to build reports on the cubes 
>>> and 
>>> data present in my Essbase. 
>>> Is there any way for me to either connect to Essbase or write a custom 
>>> data 
>>> connector in my BIRT reporting tool for the Hyperion Essbase. I am 
>>> ready to 
>>> build a connector but then is there any API toolkit available where I 
>>> can 
>>> put Essbase as an option in the designer and even can put a module 
>>> which 
>>> will read my data for putting it into the report? Such API toolkit 
>>> exist? If 
>>> so how can I download it and how should I start on this (API docs 
>>> available 
>>> or not) ? 
>>> Guys could you please help me in this? I need to start on this ASAP. 
>>> Should I write a custom connector for Essbase in the BIRT and how can 
>>> I deploy it to my client side. I appreciate all your help and support. 
>>> 
>>> Thanks 
>>> Abhijeet 
>> 
>> 
> 
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| Re: Regarding Actuate BIRT connector [message #257534 is a reply to message #257449] | 
Mon, 08 October 2007 12:08    | 
 
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Abhijeet, 
 
DTP is ODA.  So if you use the wizard to create your Runtime and DesignTime  
project as a starting point, it is probably a good idea. 
 
Scott 
 
> Hi Scott, 
>  
> I registered on the Magazine site and got the articles from there. 
> I will go through them soon. Thanks a ton for your valuable help. 
>  
> I have following query: 
>  
> Is 
> 1. DTP 
> 2. ODA Runtime/Designer Driver Plug-in Project wizard" 
> are same?? 
> If not, which is the better_fast way to write the reporting connector 
> for Hyperion Essbase? 
>  
> Thanks 
> Abhijeet 
> "Abhijeet" <abhijeet_barve@persistent.co.in> wrote in message 
> news:fed11k$inj$1@build.eclipse.org... 
>  
>> Hi Scott, 
>>  
>> Thanks a lot for the help.Could you please let me know where should I 
>> login to get your articles and which login ID I should use? That 
>> would be a great help for me. 
>>  
>> Thanks 
>> Abhijeet 
>> "Scott Rosenbaum" <scottr@innoventsolutions.com> wrote in message 
>> news:ad733d6a8dc8c9d58a77f2e2f8@news.eclipse.org... 
>>  
>>> Abhijeet, 
>>>  
>>> The answer is yes there is a good way to create a custom type of 
>>> BIRT 
>>> data source that will talk to Hyperion.  BIRT uses the Data Tools 
>>> Platform (DTP). DTP has a number of extension points that allow you 
>>> to 
>>> build a custom data source as well as a custom UI to work with that 
>>> Data 
>>> Source. 
>>> Jason Weathersby and I have done a series of articles on Eclipse 
>>> Magazine 
>>> that explain the process.  You have to login to get the articles, 
>>> but if 
>>> you look in the March 2007, April 2007 you can get part One and Two 
>>> of 
>>> the ODA articles. 
>>> Scott Rosenbaum 
>>>  
>>>> Hi All, 
>>>>  
>>>> I have just joined this forum and wanted help from gurus here. 
>>>> Following is the area where I am looking for the help: 
>>>>  
>>>> Problem definition: I was going through the open source reporting 
>>>> tool 
>>>> from 
>>>> Actuate and Eclipse' BIRT. I downloaded it from the web portal and 
>>>> was 
>>>> going 
>>>> through the report designer tool called "BIRt report designer 
>>>> professional". 
>>>> So far so good.. Now in the data connection menu I can see SAP, 
>>>> Actuate, 
>>>> flat file etc connection options. My area of concern is how can I 
>>>> connect my 
>>>> BIRT reporting tool to the OLAP server I am running on. I am using 
>>>> Hyperion 
>>>> Analytic Services (Essbase) and I wanted to build reports on the 
>>>> cubes 
>>>> and 
>>>> data present in my Essbase. 
>>>> Is there any way for me to either connect to Essbase or write a 
>>>> custom 
>>>> data 
>>>> connector in my BIRT reporting tool for the Hyperion Essbase. I am 
>>>> ready to 
>>>> build a connector but then is there any API toolkit available where 
>>>> I 
>>>> can 
>>>> put Essbase as an option in the designer and even can put a module 
>>>> which 
>>>> will read my data for putting it into the report? Such API toolkit 
>>>> exist? If 
>>>> so how can I download it and how should I start on this (API docs 
>>>> available 
>>>> or not) ? 
>>>> Guys could you please help me in this? I need to start on this 
>>>> ASAP. 
>>>> Should I write a custom connector for Essbase in the BIRT and how 
>>>> can 
>>>> I deploy it to my client side. I appreciate all your help and 
>>>> support. 
>>>> Thanks 
>>>> Abhijeet
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| Re: Regarding Actuate BIRT connector [message #257620 is a reply to message #257534] | 
Tue, 09 October 2007 02:54   | 
 
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Originally posted by: abhijeet_barve.persistent.co.in 
 
Thanks a ton Scott. I have downloaded the articles you have writen. I will  
go through it and will try to implement the functionality I am looking for. 
 
Thanks 
Abhijeet 
 
 
"Scott Rosenbaum" <scottr@innoventsolutions.com> wrote in message  
news:ad733d6a9798c9d7b2ae8057a4@news.eclipse.org... 
> Abhijeet, 
> 
> DTP is ODA.  So if you use the wizard to create your Runtime and  
> DesignTime project as a starting point, it is probably a good idea. 
> 
> Scott 
> 
>> Hi Scott, 
>> 
>> I registered on the Magazine site and got the articles from there. 
>> I will go through them soon. Thanks a ton for your valuable help. 
>> 
>> I have following query: 
>> 
>> Is 
>> 1. DTP 
>> 2. ODA Runtime/Designer Driver Plug-in Project wizard" 
>> are same?? 
>> If not, which is the better_fast way to write the reporting connector 
>> for Hyperion Essbase? 
>> 
>> Thanks 
>> Abhijeet 
>> "Abhijeet" <abhijeet_barve@persistent.co.in> wrote in message 
>> news:fed11k$inj$1@build.eclipse.org... 
>> 
>>> Hi Scott, 
>>> 
>>> Thanks a lot for the help.Could you please let me know where should I 
>>> login to get your articles and which login ID I should use? That 
>>> would be a great help for me. 
>>> 
>>> Thanks 
>>> Abhijeet 
>>> "Scott Rosenbaum" <scottr@innoventsolutions.com> wrote in message 
>>> news:ad733d6a8dc8c9d58a77f2e2f8@news.eclipse.org... 
>>> 
>>>> Abhijeet, 
>>>> 
>>>> The answer is yes there is a good way to create a custom type of 
>>>> BIRT 
>>>> data source that will talk to Hyperion.  BIRT uses the Data Tools 
>>>> Platform (DTP). DTP has a number of extension points that allow you 
>>>> to 
>>>> build a custom data source as well as a custom UI to work with that 
>>>> Data 
>>>> Source. 
>>>> Jason Weathersby and I have done a series of articles on Eclipse 
>>>> Magazine 
>>>> that explain the process.  You have to login to get the articles, 
>>>> but if 
>>>> you look in the March 2007, April 2007 you can get part One and Two 
>>>> of 
>>>> the ODA articles. 
>>>> Scott Rosenbaum 
>>>> 
>>>>> Hi All, 
>>>>> 
>>>>> I have just joined this forum and wanted help from gurus here. 
>>>>> Following is the area where I am looking for the help: 
>>>>> 
>>>>> Problem definition: I was going through the open source reporting 
>>>>> tool 
>>>>> from 
>>>>> Actuate and Eclipse' BIRT. I downloaded it from the web portal and 
>>>>> was 
>>>>> going 
>>>>> through the report designer tool called "BIRt report designer 
>>>>> professional". 
>>>>> So far so good.. Now in the data connection menu I can see SAP, 
>>>>> Actuate, 
>>>>> flat file etc connection options. My area of concern is how can I 
>>>>> connect my 
>>>>> BIRT reporting tool to the OLAP server I am running on. I am using 
>>>>> Hyperion 
>>>>> Analytic Services (Essbase) and I wanted to build reports on the 
>>>>> cubes 
>>>>> and 
>>>>> data present in my Essbase. 
>>>>> Is there any way for me to either connect to Essbase or write a 
>>>>> custom 
>>>>> data 
>>>>> connector in my BIRT reporting tool for the Hyperion Essbase. I am 
>>>>> ready to 
>>>>> build a connector but then is there any API toolkit available where 
>>>>> I 
>>>>> can 
>>>>> put Essbase as an option in the designer and even can put a module 
>>>>> which 
>>>>> will read my data for putting it into the report? Such API toolkit 
>>>>> exist? If 
>>>>> so how can I download it and how should I start on this (API docs 
>>>>> available 
>>>>> or not) ? 
>>>>> Guys could you please help me in this? I need to start on this 
>>>>> ASAP. 
>>>>> Should I write a custom connector for Essbase in the BIRT and how 
>>>>> can 
>>>>> I deploy it to my client side. I appreciate all your help and 
>>>>> support. 
>>>>> Thanks 
>>>>> Abhijeet 
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