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BIRT Runtime 4.2.1

bokya

Hi All,

I am having Eclipse 4.2.1 for report design. Now I want to integrate my reports with java web application, Can you please guide me how do I integrate my designed reports with my java web application. And important is compatability with IE and all libraries..

Regards,

Bokya

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kclark

What kind of applications are you building? How are you planning on implementing your reports in them? <a class='bbc_url' href='http://www.birt-exchange.org/org/devshare/deploying-birt-reports/1344-eclipsecon-2011-api-examples/'>Here's a good devshare</a> that has several examples using the BIRT API's in Java.

bokya

Hi,

I am giving brief description about my application
1) Struts 1
2) Java 6
3) Tomcat Server 5.5
4) IE-10
5) There is a link in jsp page to display a report
6) Report is designed in Eclipse (Juno) Version 4.2.1
7) I have Dynamic java project

I have attached my Juno Eclipse screen shot
and My java Web application properties screenshot

bokya

Please somebody reply to this post.

kclark

<a class='bbc_url' href='http://www.birt-exchange.org/org/forum/index.php/blog/45/entry-442-using-jsf-2-0-with-birt/'>Here's a link</a> to a blog I wrote about integrating JSF with BIRT. I used the BIRT API's to render the reports as HTML. Depending on how you're trying to use BIRT in your webapp you can use a similar approach in your Java to render the API's.<br />
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What problems are you having trying to integrate BIRT into your webapp? Have you placed the BIRT jar's in the workspace classpath?