Posted by Anthony at PM 2 comments:. I wanted to integrate the BIRT 2. The implementation is rather simple, and loose as this was done for a hobby so nothing professional here - but hopefully this will help someone out. I simply utilized the birt tag libraries to deploy the viewer using a simple jsp page. Since OpenReports uses the Apache Struts 2 Framework , I did a little bit of simple reading on how to configure struts. The first part of this tutorial will show you how to integrate the viewer into open reports.
I'm using OpenReports 3. Download the OpenReports zip file here 2. Download the BIRT 2. We need to also port the plugins, tlds, and web. ViewerServletContextListener org.
ViewerServlet EngineServlet org. Posted by Anthony at PM 1 comment:. How to Integrate SyntaxHighlighter into Blogger. I've been looking for a utility to format source code for this blog.
A great open source utility provided by Google is SyntaxHighlighter which is a free syntax highlighter written in Javascript. It's a great tool for Bloggers. The original instructions that I found on the web that have SyntaxHighlighter library files js and css files are not required. All credit goes to yehyeh's blog. I've modified the instructions so that you can pull the library files from SyntaxHighlighter directly. Here are the steps to get it work with my modifications : 1.
So how to do it: Create only one template file, with two sheets: One sheet coresponding to you template 1, and the other sheet corresponding to your template 2. Then in transformstion 1, just write to sheet 1, using template file. In transformation 2, just write to existing sheet 2, no need for a template anymore. If you need to write multiple sheets with template sheet 1 and multiple with template 2, Just crrat two sheets in the template file, name them Style1, Style2 then use Style1 or Style2 as your template sheet when creating new sheets.
You just have to mask the sheets in the template so then dont show up for the end users. Hi Mathias, Unfortunately, this is not a solution that suits my needs. What I am developing is a standard job for generating Excel-reports with customized content. The idea is basically to have one 'master job' that pulls data from some reporting catalog.
The job then generates an Excel file with a standard cover sheet and a few other sheets with data as configured in the reporting catalog. Finally, the job would include one report-specific transformation that does the custom report stuff and adds the resulting sheets to the output file. Hence, I need one template for the generic stuff such as the cover sheet, and one template for the report-specific stuff. Originally Posted by fantastisch. Hi Matthias, Thanks for your suggestion!
Unfortunately, the syntax template2. ReportUser; import org. DataSourceProvider; import org. DirectoryProvider; import org.
PropertiesProvider; import org. ReportLogProvider; import org. LocalStrings; import org. The first is ReportOptions. There are other a few other Java files that need to be modified to get this example working - they only involve very minor changes, so I'll just present some snit bit code Fragments. In org. Lastly, we need to add support to the Export types that OpenReports does not support that the BirtEngine handles in org. That's about it - bundle the package up , build it and deploy it to Tomcat.
It is missing the lib folder jars that you can get from openReports. Posted by Anthony at PM 2 comments:. I wanted to integrate the BIRT 2. The implementation is rather simple, and loose as this was done for a hobby so nothing professional here - but hopefully this will help someone out. I simply utilized the birt tag libraries to deploy the viewer using a simple jsp page.
Since OpenReports uses the Apache Struts 2 Framework , I did a little bit of simple reading on how to configure struts.
The first part of this tutorial will show you how to integrate the viewer into open reports. I'm using OpenReports 3.
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