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BIRT Report File Size

jijuela

Dear All,

We have some text reports with a <PRE> tag for embedding on a web page.
Now we have to migrate it to BIRT.
But the file sizes are very huge when we designed it in BIRT.
Some times 5 to 10 times bigger than the plain HTML output.

Is there any way to reduce the output file sizes from BIRT?
Please give us the suggestions if any, ASAP.

Thanks & Regards,
Jiju Elayedath.

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jijuela

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'jijuela'" data-cid="76073" data-time="1303278328" data-date="19 April 2011 - 10:45 PM">
 
Dear All, 
Please ignore the previous post. We have some text reports which are currently embedded onto HTML page using a HTML <PRE> tag. We are in the process of migrating them using BIRT(version 2.5.2). In BIRT we are generating these text reports as a HTML output. These BIRT based HTML output file sizes are huge compared to the existing text based output (sometimes as big as X5/X10 times the original size). 
 
Is there a way to reduce the output file sizes from BIRT? 
 
Please give us the suggestions if any, ASAP. 
 
Please Note: We were able to reduce the BIRT HTML output size by 5-10% by merging the unused cells (eventually reducing the number of <TD> tags in the generated output). 
 
Thanks & Regards, 
Jiju Elayedath. </blockquote>