Compile REP file from RDF in the command line

Is it possible to compile the REP file from an RDF in the command line? If so, do you have a simple example?

Hi ,
In 9i, it is rwconverter.exe. Please see Publishing Reports to the Web document available at OTN site.
<http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/reports/content.html> and to get more info on how to use rwconverter as command-line refer to "Appendix A" (which would provide information about command-line arguments.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Vinod.

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