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Pie, Line and Bar Charts [message #637066]

Wed, 03 November 2010 21:50

Eclipse User

I hope I have come to the right section of the Forum.

I have a Eclipse v3.4.2 and am seeking for some information how to convert data into Charts.

Input Data: List<Object[]>
Output: Charts (Pie, Line and Bar) with jpeg file format. Other graphical format is acceptable for me.

Could someone please redirect me how to obtain tutorial/information how to generate Charts using Eclipse?

I would be greatly appreciated if anyone could direct me into the right direction.

Thank you.

Re: Pie, Line and Bar Charts [message #637199 is a reply to message #637066]

Thu, 04 November 2010 10:30

Eclipse User

You are at the right place. Welcome..

Do you just want to use the BIRT chart engine or do you want to use the
BIRT report designer to design charts?

Jason

On 11/3/2010 9:50 PM, eclipse2010 wrote:
> I hope I have come to the right section of the Forum.
>
> I have a Eclipse v3.4.2 and am seeking for some information how to
> convert data into Charts.
>
> Input Data: List<Object[]>
> Output: Charts (Pie, Line and Bar) with jpeg file format. Other
> graphical format is acceptable for me.
>
>
> Could someone please redirect me how to obtain tutorial/information how
> to generate Charts using Eclipse?
>
> I would be greatly appreciated if anyone could direct me into the right
> direction.
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
>
>
>

Re: Pie, Line and Bar Charts [message #637298 is a reply to message #637199]

Thu, 04 November 2010 18:28

Eclipse User

Thank you for responsing my query.

I have no knowledge of BIRT chart engine or BIRT Report designer.

I like to start which BIRT component is free to plug in into my Eclipse to try it out? This would enable to see whether or not the BIRT component is feasible for my development/testing/delivery of Charts via Eclipse.

As well as the BIRT tutorial/information/code examples how to create pie, line and bar charts.

Re: Pie, Line and Bar Charts [message #637303 is a reply to message #637199]

Thu, 04 November 2010 19:01

Eclipse User

I forgot to include that the output will be in pdf contain charts would be good. As well as jpeg graphical file (for web page).

Here is simple concept that I am trying to achive:

1. Run Eclipse via command prompt
2. Generate reports
3. Output the reports to pdf to a shared network folder (for distrubition purposes)
4. Publish the reports to jpeg files to the web server (team's montly "report tracking" website).

The concept will be automated every few hours without user intervention.

Re: Pie, Line and Bar Charts [message #637462 is a reply to message #637303]

Fri, 05 November 2010 11:27

Eclipse User

All of BIRT is free. You can run the chart engine by its self or
through the BIRT desginer. If you use the BIRT designer its all
graphical and build data sets for your chart are very easy. To run the
report after they are created you can 1) use the WebViewer j2ee app 2)
use the api and write your own code 3) use the ReportRunner class that
is called in the genReport.bat (or .sh) file in the ReportEngine
directory of the runtime download.

To build the report with the chart take a look at these screen casts

http://download.eclipse.org/birt/downloads/examples/misc/BIR T2.1Demo/EclipseDemo.html
http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/examples/reports/birt2.1 /combochart/index.php

The first one is big and will take some time to start playing.

Jason

On 11/4/2010 7:01 PM, eclipse2010 wrote:
> I forgot to include that the output will be in pdf contain charts would
> be good. As well as jpeg graphical file (for web page).
>
> Here is simple concept that I am trying to achive:
>
> 1. Run Eclipse via command prompt
> 2. Generate reports
> 3. Output the reports to pdf to a shared network folder (for
> distrubition purposes)
> 4. Publish the reports to jpeg files to the web server (team's montly
> "report tracking" website).
>
> The concept will be automated every few hours without user intervention.

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