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Hi. I tought BI Publisher Java API would give me access to the server repository. And then, just execute something like:
Report r = Report.newReport("MyReportName");
r.Generate()
But as far as I see, It only gives me the possibility yo LOCALLY consume an XML (somehow obtained) and use a XSL previously obtained.
What if just want to execute a report via JAVA, according to all the information I have completed for the report?
For example, if I have a report that uses a SQL DataSource, and receives 2 parameters, can't I just execute something like...
Report r = Report.newReport("MyReportName");
r.setParam("BILL_ID", 2292);
r.setParam("DATE","01/01/2011");
r.setTemplate("Template1");
r.setOutput("PDF");
r.Generate();

Hi -
Here are some helpful methods:
LibrarySession.getClassObjectCollection() - gets the set of all ClassObjects
ClassObject.getDirectSubclasses() - gets the immediate subclasses of a ClassObject
ClassObject.getSubclasses() - gets the subclasses, sub-subclasses, etc. of a ClassObject
David Pitfield
Oracle

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