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Hi everybody, I am a JasperReports beginner and we are trying to find a suitable solution to integrate Business Intelligence (reporting) to our own software. I am having some trouble on how to interact with the actual data coming from a oracle database as well as from a java object “Record” (getAttribute(...), getValue(...)). Maybe you can comment if the desired scenario is possible using jasperreports. Person A writes a report with probably ireport. In ireport he/she can access the oracle database and write the report with the actual data BUT he/she cannot access the java object. Since the java object is not accessible is it possible to just place dummy parameters which are filled in later? If this works, the person who wrote the report then compiles the reports and deploys it to a tomcat instance. After triggering to read/export the report in our application the parameters will be filled in with the actual data from the database and the java object and the reports is shown. I guess this is the desired sequence: Person writes report and saves jrxml compileReport compiles the jrxml to .jasper .jasper is deployed on our production server if the report is started in our web application fillReport is called and then the desired export function is called If this scenario is possible do you have any comments? I still would have to find a way from the parameters representing the java functions from the java object record and place all data in a hash map, right? Thanks a lot Regards ke

Hi everybody, I am a JasperReports beginner and we are trying to find a suitable solution to integrate Business Intelligence (reporting) to our own software. I am having some trouble on how to interact with the actual data coming from a oracle database as well as from a java object “Record” (getAttribute(...), getValue(...)). Maybe you can comment if the desired scenario is possible using jasperreports. Person A writes a report with probably ireport. In ireport he/she can access the oracle database and write the report with the actual data BUT he/she cannot access the java object. Since the java object is not accessible is it possible to just place dummy parameters which are filled in later? If this works, the person who wrote the report then compiles the reports and deploys it to a tomcat instance. After triggering to read/export the report in our application the parameters will be filled in with the actual data from the database and the java object and the reports is shown. I guess this is the desired sequence: Person writes report and saves jrxml compileReport compiles the jrxml to .jasper .jasper is deployed on our production server if the report is started in our web application fillReport is called and then the desired export function is called If this scenario is possible do you have any comments? I still would have to find a way from the parameters representing the java functions from the java object record and place all data in a hash map, right? Thanks a lot Regards ke