Reports from Java

Hi ,
I have a question in Oracle.
I am using backend as Oracle and frontend as Java.
I am designing applications in java and connecting to the
databse using JDBC. or middleware(WEBLOGIC).
i want to generate reports client side. Is there any
third party tool available to generate reports.
or i want to design reports in using Report Builder
and i want to depoloy on client side.
is there any way to generate reports.
thanks,
KV
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KV,
Indeed there are. I am using ERW (Enterprise Report Writer), a
product from EnterpriseSoft (http://www.EnterpriseSoft.com). I
am sure there are others.
I too have the same question you have: Does Oracle offer a
pure-Java solution to report-writing. The Developer Server
product will accomodate web-client java programming, but it may
be awkward for pure java client-server programming.
Hope we get a response.
Matt
KV (guest) wrote:
: Hi ,
: I have a question in Oracle.
: I am using backend as Oracle and frontend as Java.
: I am designing applications in java and connecting to the
: databse using JDBC. or middleware(WEBLOGIC).
: i want to generate reports client side. Is there any
: third party tool available to generate reports.
: or i want to design reports in using Report Builder
: and i want to depoloy on client side.
: is there any way to generate reports.
: thanks,
: KV
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