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How to call/run multiple BIRT reports from a single request page. [message #709371] Wed, 03 August 2011 21:16 Go to next message
Sarmad  is currently offline Sarmad Friend
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I would like to run more than one BIRT report from a single request page.
For example: I have a request page with dropdown parameter that has multiple options such as: employee, manager, facility. Also let's say I have three separate reports such as: employee.rptdesign, manager.rptdesign, facility.rptdesign. What I would like to accomplish is if I select more than one option from dropdown in the request page (say: employee and manager), I would like to see employee and manager reports are being displayed as two separate reports in two separate Report Viewer.

Also, I was wondering if there is a way to run/display another report dynamically from the first running report if certain condition has been met while the report is running. In other words, what is the method or line of code(s) that I need to implement to run another report upon meeting certain condition in the first report?

My Eclispe version is: 3.4.2

thanks for your cooperation in advance.
Re: How to call/run multiple BIRT reports from a single request page. [message #709372 is a reply to message #709371] Wed, 03 August 2011 21:17 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Re: How to call/run multiple BIRT reports from a single request page. [message #709396 is a reply to message #709371] Wed, 03 August 2011 21:44 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Russell Bateman is currently offline Russell BatemanFriend
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On 03-Aug-11 15:16, Sarmad wrote:
> I would like to run more than one BIRT report from a single request
> page. For example: I have a request page with dropdown parameter that
> has multiple options such as: employee, manager, facility. Also let's
> say I have three separate reports such as: employee.rptdesign,
> manager.rptdesign, facility.rptdesign. What I would like to accomplish
> is if I select more than one option from dropdown in the request page
> (say: employee and manager), I would like to see employee and manager
> reports are being displayed as two separate reports in two separate
> Report Viewer.
>
> Also, I was wondering if there is a way to run/display another report
> dynamically from the first running report if certain condition has been
> met while the report is running. In other words, what is the method or
> line of code(s) that I need to implement to run another report upon
> meeting certain condition in the first report?
>
> My Eclispe version is: 3.4.2
>
> thanks for your cooperation in advance.

There is a separate BIRT forum in Eclipse; that would presumably get you
more relevant expertise.
Re: How to call/run multiple BIRT reports from a single request page. [message #998077 is a reply to message #709396] Wed, 09 January 2013 10:33 Go to previous message
Soumita Das is currently offline Soumita DasFriend
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Hi,
I have a doubt which I guess you have already resolved in your report.
On selection from your dropdown(for e.g you selected Employee) how are you calling that particular employee.rptdesign report?
How are you passing the values from the dataset of dropdown to call you specific dataset of another report?
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