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| Re: BIRT viewer /frameset syntax in INDEX.JSP [message #760211 is a reply to message #760153] |
Thu, 01 December 2011 15:45  |
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If the parameter is named DEPTMGR you should add &DEPTMGR=value to the
url. If parameters are required the parameter entry screen should
launch automatically unless you are setting them in the url.
Jason
On 12/1/2011 8:47 AM, Angelo Mele wrote:
> I've developed some BIRT reports in eclipse and they all work fine. I
> wanted to make the reports available to the users via the
> WebViewerExample web app. I've installed the WebViewerExample (v2.6.2)
> under tomcat 6.0.33 successfully. I've also customized the INDEX.JSP
> that comes with the wiewer to list my reports for selection to the
> users. The reports that do not have parameters set up are working fine,
> but the reports that are suppose to show the parm window are not
> working. I'm getting the following error:
> The report file :
> C:\apache-tomcat-6.0.33\webapps\WebViewerExample/COSTCTR_MATCH_TO_PROCESS_parm_deptmgr.rptdesign
> does not exist or contains errors.[/color]
>
> The code in the INDEX.JSP looks like:
>
> <p>
> <a
> href="<%= request.getContextPath( ) +
> "/frameset?__report=COSTCTR_MATCH_TO_PROCESS_parm_deptmgr.rptdesign&__DEPTMGR=blank"
> %>">IS
> Department Mgr. Report - Detail of Appian Process Hours Spent,
> Select by Department Mgr.</a></p>
>
> The above report is using one parm 'DEPTMGR'. I also need help with the
> syntax for a report with multiple parms, what is the syntax for the
> /frameset to enable the parm window to show. the code below is for a
> report with multiple parms:
>
> <p>
> <a
> href="<%= request.getContextPath( ) +
> "/frameset?__report=COSTCTR_MATCH_TO_PROCESS_parm_ProcID_Prod_on_time.rptdesign"
> %>">IS
> Department Mgr. Report - Detail of Appian Process Hours Spent,
> Select by ProcID and Process On Time</a></p>
>
> What is the proper syntax for the framset when passing parms. I've tried
> different variations of the 'xxx.rptdesign&parm' without success. Your
> assistance would be appreciated.
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