Hi Hugo, Thanks, I'll look at it shortly. As for the example project, you have to see the "develop" branch. In previous threads there is a short description of the project. (It has a library project, with @extern, and another project with the examples that we are putting. I have created several controls, to be able to insert the graphic as mxml, with themes, with events, ... and all of them I think should go in the library project BUT THEY DO NOT BUILD ME, so I have left them in the example project, in the echarts folder)
Hiedra. -----Mensaje original----- De: Hugo Ferreira <[email protected]> Enviado el: lunes, 28 de septiembre de 2020 15:21 Para: Apache Royale Development <[email protected]> Asunto: Re: Report engine in Royale Hi Maria, "You can possibly implement it in the same way as I have done with ECharts, at least for the initial tests, with @externs. Maybe, to start, you could see the repo for test royale-echarts [1]" That's perfect for me, however I see and empty project with only a mxml starting file. Am I missing something ? "We are migrating our previous Flex application to Royale and we use our own report generator .net + CrystalReports. I would be interested in the library that you comment to take a look at it. Which?" Stimulsoft: https://www.stimulsoft.com You can find on the downloads are versions of their engine for: JS, .NET, PHP, Java, etc ... Flex version is not showed on their downloads site because was discuntinued. My backend is .NET and my current frontend is Flex. The same report definition can be generated on the client side with and very good preview tool and can generated 100% on server side, export to PDF for archive or send to e-mail ! They have a JS client build on the last years that theorical can render the same reports. I know that they have a small util to convert reports from Crystal to their format. Perhaps not 100% compatible but perhaps can save you more time than rebuild from scratch. Maria Jose Esteve <[email protected]> escreveu no dia segunda, 28/09/2020 à(s) 12:15: > Hi Hugo, > You can possibly implement it in the same way as I have done with > ECharts, at least for the initial tests, with @externs. Maybe, to > start, you could see the repo for test royale-echarts [1] > > We are migrating our previous Flex application to Royale and we use > our own report generator .net + CrystalReports. I would be interested > in the library that you comment to take a look at it. Which? > > I don't know much how I'm getting started, but if I can help you get > started with the "Report Generator" wrapper / extension it would be great. > > [1] https://github.com/mjesteve/Royale-ECharts > > Hiedra > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Hugo Ferreira <[email protected]> Enviado el: lunes, 28 de > septiembre de 2020 10:59 > Para: Apache Royale Development <[email protected]> > Asunto: Report engine in Royale > > My Flex application that I'm rewriting in Royale use a report engine. > This report engine works on many programming languages (using the same > report definition). > > One of the supported languages in the past (discontinued) was Flex ! > And another currently support programming language (among others) is > pure JS ! > > I saw recently e-mails exchange about a bridge between Royale and a > chart JS library: ECharts (I don't use because at least in the moment > because I don't need). > My idea is do the same for Royale. > Using this report engine as a component, supported in Royale. > > Could you please give me same lights to start doing this ? >
