Here are some rough instructions. If you for example want to embed the HTML report on a web page, you need: - instance of JRResource (there are several implementations, depending on what kind of output you want to have) - a report (either as File or as InputStream) - datasource
1. Instantiate new JRHtmlResource, pass the File or InputStream to the constructor, depending on where you compiled report-file is coming from. 2. Use the setConnectionProvider to pass in an implementation of IDatabaseConnectionProvider that will return a JDBC connection to the database 3. Specify report parameters with setReportParameters method. At least some older versions require you to do this even if you don't have parameters to pass (you can use an empty map). 4. In order to render the report, you just use EmbeddedHtmlReport component, which takes in the JRResource reference and otherwise acts as a normal label. If you want to provide links to the reports, you can use JRResourceLink component which takes in JRResource. Br, Juha On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 8:42 AM, raviJPYADAV <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi , can you please share some sample code how to integrate this api with our > code? > > --Ravi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
