This project's purpose is to provide reporting services, such as scheduling and several distribution options, for enterprises applications. All reports are deployed in JBoss as a file or archive and then become available for applications to execute. In J2EE environment, security checks can be applied. Reporting Services will be available for several underlying report engines (ie. JasperReports, JFreeReport ...)

Client API

  • The shortest : obtain the pdf now.
    • byte[] pdf = ReportTaskFactory.getInstance().executeToByteArray("/reports/myReports.era/HelloWorld");
  • Execute a report in one hour and send the pdf result by mail
    • ReportTask rt = ReportTaskFactory.getInstance();
    ret.setReport( new Report("/reports/myReports.era/HelloWorld") );
    rt.setSchedule( new ScheduleOnce( Calendar.newInstance().add(Calendar.HOUR,1) ) );
    rt.setDistribute( new DistributeByMail("noel.rocher@jboss.org") );
    rt.submit();

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    The Team

    Noel Rocher: Idea, POC & recruitment of talented developpers.
    e-mail: noel.rocher AT jboss.com     		Vincent Sellier: testsuite.
    e-mail: vincent.sellier AT gmail.com
    Cyril Joui: Mavenisation, Reports Console.
    e-mail: cyril.joui AT supinfo.com     		Romain Guinot: BIRT integration.
    e-mail: romainguinot AT gmail.com

    The Big Picture

    More information

    This project is not an attempt to provide dynamic reports as you can do with xReporter or any OLAP tool. See the wiki for more information.
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