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Invoking Oracle reports using Servlets

 
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Hi

How can i invoke Oracle reports using Java servlets,

Assume that Oracle reports resides in server (sample.RDF) and Server doesnt have Oracle Report 6i Builder.

How can i call that report using the coding?
is there any necessary DLL's needed for retrieving Oracle reports?

if anything wrong in question dont mistake me

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vasu
 
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Funny thing about Oracle Reports, is that it is run through a Servlet to get the reports. If you have Oracle Reports, aren't your running Oracle Forms? If I remember Oracle Reports creates PDFs, so If you just wanted access to them then you just point to the PDF, although Oracel gives them undistinguishable filenames.

Have you thought about going through MetaLink, posting a question on how to call the Reports Servlet to generate a report directly in a Web Page? They should have the best information and even some white papers showing you how to do it.

Mark
 
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Hi Mark
tnx for ur info..
anyhow ur not getting my info correctly..
better read the question and answer...

cheers
vasu
 
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