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[Beginner]Want to add parameters to report
peuplier
Hello,
Iam beginner into BIRT, I've just discovered Tuesday, Iam happy with its possibilities.
May I ask you questiions please, I have a section of my report where I will have to add several identical graphs.
For example imagine a set of studients that passe a module, my graphe will have to present the average, and each notes that the studients received during the module. In this is set of charts, the only things that change are, the name of the studient, and of course, the average and notes.
I wish to tell Birt to generate a set of graphes, by sending parameters that are the name, the set of notes, and avg.
The set of studients come from a sql query, this request sometimes provides 20 studients, sometimes 15 studients, it is very boring to do all these charts, assuming that, they are all identic minus the three parameters that I said.
Thank you for any help.
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mwilliams
Hi peuplier,
So you have several students with data for each that you want to chart on separate charts for each student?
peuplier
Hello mwilliam
This is the request of my project.
mwilliams
peuplier,
I think you should be able to solve your issue by putting your charts in the group footer of a table that is grouped by student. For the chart's data, you'd just need to filter the chart based off the current student. Then, in the detail row of the table, you could display any notes or into you want about the student.
peuplier
Thank you very much Michael, Iam going explore your proposition.
Regards
peuplier
<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="mwilliams"><p>peuplier,<br />
<br />
I think you should be able to solve your issue by putting your charts in the group footer of a table that is grouped by student. For the chart's data, you'd just need to filter the chart based off the current student. Then, in the detail row of the table, you could display any notes or into you want about the student.</p></blockquote>
<br />
To Michael<br />
Thx the problem was solved. At the beginning I suggested the objects' s parameters because the state of my knowledges about BIRT was very, very limited, if it was near null.<br />
I started to study Business Intelligence only few days ago, and I thought as java analyst-developper J2EE. Bad think <br />
I think before using BIRT, we will have to pass at first by these books<br />
<a class='bbc_url' href='
http://www.packtpub.com/practical-data-analysis-reporting-with-birt/book/bh/birt-abr/0308'>Practical
Data Analysis and Reporting with BIRT</a><br />
<a class='bbc_url' href='
http://richclientplatform.blogspot.com/2007/07/birt-is-not-evil.html'>Eclipse
RCP: BIRT is not evil</a><br />
and only, and only we can study BIRT. Else we will loose many times.<br />
Why ? because I lost many, many times to think as java developer, and the problem was realy, realy more simple, hope my experience will profit to someone.<br />
Thank you very much Michael, I think I would need you and your forum again.<br />
<br />
Regards.
mwilliams
peuplier,
No problem. Let us know whenever you have a question.