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Using IDAPI to integrate to iHub3

grather

I am trying to do some integration.I would like to get a list of reports and execute a report. I am having issues . I see some using axis 1.4 and other google searches are talking about axis2 So is Axis2 supported. Dealing with iHub3 where can I get documentation and hopefully a sample code to get started. I have found the wsdl at<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost:8000/wsdl/v11/axis/all'>http://localhost:8000/wsdl/v11/axis/all</a>or even <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost:8000/wsdl/v11/axis/ExecuteReport'>http://localhost:8000/wsdl/v11/axis/ExecuteReport</a> But this seems to be old axis version. I am struggling here to figure out how to get started. And documentation on the IDAPI available for iHub3 Gary Rather

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mwilliams

Hey Gary, You can find documentation on the iHub 3 in the Deployment Center - Deployment Guides section: <a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://developer.actuate.com/deployment-center/deployment-guides/birt-ihub-and-javascript-api/'>http://developer.actuate.com/deployment-center/deployment-guides/birt-ihub-and-javascript-api/</a> Documentation for the IDAPI is in the last section of the guide. Let me know if you need more info.

grather

It been a week of working with iHub thatnks for the help. I have now been able to get a list of report, pass in parameters and execute the report. I can send it to PDF, Excel and or the Viewer now. So I have a pretty nice integration going.I have used a combination of IDAPI and some JSAPI. I am using the ReportExecutor to execute the report.Then get an objId and send the request to the rptdocument using a bit of javascript.Thanks for all the help. Gary

grather

Some example Code. Hope it helps someone else.To get a list of Reports Out on GitHub there are some extremely nice idapi-wrappers<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='https://github.com/puckpuck/idapi-wrapper'>https://github.com/puckpuck/idapi-wrapper</a> Looks like someone at Actuate keeps this up. Thank you. with this code. to get a list of Reports from the iHub3 server two lines of code. ActuateServer ac = new ActuateServer();
ArrayList<com.actuate.schemas.File> reportfiles = ac.getListReports("","/Applications"); then to execute a report ReportExecuter reportExecuter = new ReportExecuter("<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://localhost:8000/'>http://localhost:8000/</a>", "Administrator", "", "Default Volume"); HashMap<String, String> parameters = new HashMap<String, String>();
parameters.put("employeeSelect", "1"); String objId = reportExecuter.executeReport("/Applications/"+rptFullName,null,parameters );
 viewURL += "iv?__report=";
viewURL += URLEncoder.encode("/$$$Transient/", "UTF-8");
viewURL += objId + ".rptdocument&connectionHandle=";
viewURL += URLEncoder.encode(reportExecuter.getConnectionHandle(), "UTF-8");
viewURL += "&userid=" + "Administrator";
viewURL += "&password=" + "";
viewURL += "&volume=" + URLEncoder.encode("Default Volume", "UTF-8");
//String viewURL = StringUtils.escapeHtml(viewURL); // I use a jsp to then open this url // But there is an openURL method I don't use that one
req.setAttribute("viewURL",viewURL);
//openURL(viewURL, req, res);

mwilliams

Thanks for updating the thread. This might be helpful information for a devShare post, as well.