Report maker in Java

I'm searching for a good and inexpensive report maker that could be called directly from a Java program and generate reports on a MsSql database. (we are developping our program with Together)
Does anyone knows one? Please let me know if you do! A link to a trial version would also be very appreciated, because we can't buy anything without trying it before.
Thank you
Maxim

Seems to me there was about 5 days where you could have been searching the Web for this, and you have nothing. So I'd suggest you start. If you have never heard of Google, that would probably be the best place. It's at http://www.google.com although you could probably guess that. Try using java, report, and writer as your keywords to search for.

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