azcrush Posted June 29, 2012 Share Posted June 29, 2012 I sincerely appologize if this isn't the right place for this question. I have no idea where else to ask and don't want to spenda lot of time learning a product only to find out it won't do what I need it to do. I work at a travel agency. We often create highly customized itineraries for our clients. and would like a standardized way to provide clients with an itinerary without each agent having to create one from scratch every time.Here's what I'd like to see happen - the agent fills out a form with travel details - Departure air schedule (could be more than one segment so would like the option to "add a segment" when needed but only have one when not)Hotel details (name, address, insert photo, confirmation number etc.) Cruise confirmation details if needed as well as daily cruise itinerary and daily shore excursions or appointments that have been made.Car rentalTransfersactivitiesRestaurant reservationsreturn flights...What I think I'd like are individual "segments" or days...the form starts with one segmentwithin the segment is the option to choose which componant of the trip is required for that segment (air, hotel, car, tour etc.)After choosing the component, fields related to that component are able to be filled out.Then the agent can "Add a Segment" and repeat the process. Ideally segments can be added later, in the middle, moved around etc.So, that's all form stuff. THEN I would like the information created in the form to be exportable to a nice pdf, pre-formatted and able to accept the information entered into the form and spit out a standard looking itinerary.Here's an example: http://www.privateguided.com/quote/266036Car2Is any of this possible using iReport? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cmatthews Posted July 8, 2012 Share Posted July 8, 2012 Yes, this is a practical concept that the jasper reports feature set is capable of delivering a solution against.It is a somewhat complicated question and cannot really be answered with a 100% solution in a forum response but it is simple enough if you have the skills to setup a routine that would take in some sort of itenerary identifier and and email address and automate the transmit of an email with a PDF attachment. I do this sort of thing all the time with the jasper reports engine and the ireport designer and a little java code.Hope this starts you on your way.Clark Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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