"Shailender Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/16/2004 02:37:00 AM:
> Hi, > > I want to generate some reports in my application. > I am currently using Struts as a framework. > > The current architecture for generating reports uses Crystal > Report 9.0 > The problem faced with this are > > 1. The data in the crystal report can be read only from a data > source i.e. tables. Therefore there is a need to create some > table for reports. > 2. The reports needs to be presented in such a manner that the > rows needs to be converted into columns. (Transpose) The > transpose logic makes the reports response time very slow. > 3. There is a need to make a call to IIS. > > Can somebody suggest a reporting tool which has got the features > like Crystal Report (Export, Print, Group, Page Header, Page Break) but > can also use the data of the java classes for generating reports. > > I have heard of Datavision, JFreeReport tools but not sure > whether they can take data from java classes to generate reports and > have the same features.. > Taking data from java classes is important as it will be > easy to put the transpose logic in the java code and will in the end > improve the response time of reports. There's a (commercial) J2EE reporting solution from Panscopic (http://www.panscopic.com) which does take data from Java classes. Susan Bradeen > > Thanks, > Shailender Jain --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
