By: Oliver Toma - olivertoma
Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-22 02:07
Hi forum,
we want to deploy and use JReport in applet-context. we only deliver the .jasper file. so which libs do we need on the client-side? to my opinion, the jasper libs should suffice, shouldn't it? of course we had to add the output lib (like poi etc.) but do we need the xml related stuff as well?
thanks,
oliver
By: Teodor Danciu - teodord
RE: Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-22 08:58
Hi,
For report filling and viewing, the JasperReports jar
file should be enough.
But you could fill the reports on the server side
and use a smaller jar only to display the .jrprint
file delivered over the network like show in the
webapp sample.
There is a jasperreports-applet.jar that contains only
the classes required to view the generated reports.
I hope this helps.
Teodor
By: Oliver Toma - olivertoma
RE: Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-23 06:17
Hi,
thanks Teodor, but our server is an os/390 host which only speaks cobol. it communicates with java-applets via a self-built bridge.
thanks for your help,
oliver
Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-22 02:07
Hi forum,
we want to deploy and use JReport in applet-context. we only deliver the .jasper file. so which libs do we need on the client-side? to my opinion, the jasper libs should suffice, shouldn't it? of course we had to add the output lib (like poi etc.) but do we need the xml related stuff as well?
thanks,
oliver
By: Teodor Danciu - teodord
RE: Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-22 08:58
Hi,
For report filling and viewing, the JasperReports jar
file should be enough.
But you could fill the reports on the server side
and use a smaller jar only to display the .jrprint
file delivered over the network like show in the
webapp sample.
There is a jasperreports-applet.jar that contains only
the classes required to view the generated reports.
I hope this helps.
Teodor
By: Oliver Toma - olivertoma
RE: Which libs are required in Runtime?
2003-07-23 06:17
Hi,
thanks Teodor, but our server is an os/390 host which only speaks cobol. it communicates with java-applets via a self-built bridge.
thanks for your help,
oliver
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