URGETNT : Login in jsp and New wizard in java client

Hello
i am using jsp tags to develope jsp application, and i need to know how to implément login with tags?
how to launch also the new presentation (graph or table) in my application client,like the same wizard in jdev...
thenks

Within a JSP environment there is currently no option to allow users to create new presentations. This feature has been added to the next release of BI Beans, 10g which is currently in beta testing.
JDeveloper/BI Beans 904 does not include these new presentation JSP tags, however, the user can access presentations stored in the BI Beans catalog. These presentations can be modified by the user from the presentation tool tag that provides the ability to rotate edges and use saved selections to change the status of the dimensions within the presentation.
Hope this helps
Keith Laker

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