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Java OLAP Server/API

 
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I was looking for Java based OLAP servers or APIs and found OLAP4ALL, Oracle9i Java OLAP API and Mondrian Java OLAP Server. I liked Mondrian's tag library support through JPivot OLAP client project for interacting with Mondrian OLAP server which is a lot better than applet based approch of OLAP4ALL. Besides only Mondrian is open source. Any comment on Mondrian and OLAP4ALL please?

http://perforce.eigenbase.org:8080/@md=d&cd=//open/mondrian/doc/&c=CMa@//open/mondrian/doc/noframes.html
http://www.olap4all.com
[ February 07, 2005: Message edited by: Ashik uzzaman ]
 
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JOLAP was not correctly implemented by any vendors and has been quietly forgotten. Even though Oracle now owns both the Oracle OLAP Option (which has a proprietary Java OLAP API) and Essbase (which also has a proprietary Java OLAP API), we do not expect JOLAP to be resurrected.
I would also like to recommend a book on OLAP.The book is available on Amazon & you can buy an e-book directly from the publisher by writing OLAPWorldPress@gmail.com.
 
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www.icCube.com is a new JAVA based OLAP server. As for a JAVA API, I do not know any widely accepted ones - during the development of icCube we've developped a thin JAVA layer to access XML/A server in an easier way. The source code is available both for the server and the API.

Cheers,
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And welcome to Javaranch Marc!
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