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BIRT Engine capabilities

techramesh

I am new to BIRT and I hope you would clarify me on following,

With BIRT engine(Open source download), it it possible to schedule report generation at specific time?
For example at 1am everyday, I need to pull the data and generate the report and deploy it in web-application server like Tomcat? Is this possible?

Also If I connect to oracle datasource using JDBC/JDBC-ODBC driver, whether I can access stored procedures defined in oracle for pulling data?

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JasonW

You can access stored proecedures with open source BIRT. The open source engine does not have scheduling built in, although you could always use the windows scheduler/or a cron job to run the report and place the results in a web app.

Jason

techramesh

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'JasonW'" data-cid="78389" data-time="1307974036" data-date="13 June 2011 - 07:07 AM">
You can access stored proecedures with open source BIRT. The open source engine does not have scheduling built in, although you could always use the windows scheduler/or a cron job to run the report and place the results in a web app. 
 
Jason </blockquote>
 
Thanks Jason, I misjudjed my requirement. In fact I need to schedule the report and once the report is run, I need to email the report. Is there any possibility of doing it with windows scheduler or with BIRT?

JasonW

Have you seen this post?
http://digiassn.blogspot.com/2006/07/birt-birt-report-scheduling-without.html

Jason