I have a list of domain objects and it has to be passed to the reports and display those records in the birt report as tables.
Any references or examples would be of great help.
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RepBIRT 
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 07:58 AM
Yes, something like this
Invoice invoice = new Invoice();
invoice.setInvoiceId(1);
invoice.setInvoiceMonth('1/1/2011');
List<Invoive> list = new ArrayList<Invoive>();
list.add(invoice);
The collection needs to be passed to the birt and displayed in the report(in the table format). Kindly let me know how to acheive this.
Invoice invoice = new Invoice();
invoice.setInvoiceId(1);
invoice.setInvoiceMonth('1/1/2011');
List<Invoive> list = new ArrayList<Invoive>();
list.add(invoice);
The collection needs to be passed to the birt and displayed in the report(in the table format). Kindly let me know how to acheive this.
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JasonW
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 11:12 AM
When you create the task to run the report you can add your object like
task.getAppContext().put("myarrlist", list);
Then in the report access the list like:
var arrlist = reportContext.getAppContext().get("myarrlist");
To handle array list look at the attached report. I use a beforeFactory event to load it up, while you will be doing this in your api code.
Jason
task.getAppContext().put("myarrlist", list);
Then in the report access the list like:
var arrlist = reportContext.getAppContext().get("myarrlist");
To handle array list look at the attached report. I use a beforeFactory event to load it up, while you will be doing this in your api code.
Jason
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