Any reporting component in Java?

Hi
Are there any softwares or components that can generate reports(like Crystal reports) and that can be accessed from a Java runtime environment?
Thanks
Muler

There's any OS build in Java? And the JVM is the
"kernell" of the OS?There even exist hardware JVM's!
If you want to build a Java OS I think you're better off if you steal/borrow a kernel, for example Linux, and then build the higher OS functions in Java. Java isn't that well suited for low-level systems programming.

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