Call BIRT Report in JSP

Good morning
ive got a problem using BIRT. you probably know this, its the reporting project of eclipse. (see http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/ to learn more)
i designed a report. previewing works, everythings fine.
but, the question is, how can i display this report inside a JSP page?
i want to call a specific report and automatically export it to PDF. (i imagine something like crystal reports). PDF Export should be made by jakarta tomcat and directly showed to the user.
thanks 4 helping :)
greetz

SELVAKUMAR.S wrote:
I am using:
IBM Rational Application Developer
Version: 7.0.0
How RAD integrate the BIRT 2.2.1.
Let me know the steps:I highly recommend using the IBM forums for RAD questions. More then that ditch RAD and just use Eclipse. We did it over a year ago and my entire team feels liberated. IBM has a way of putrefying what they get their hands on. Sadly in this case they released the original code for Eclipse and now the open source project is thousands percent better then their port of it.

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