Using SQL reporting services with java

how can i use Microsoft SQL Server reporting services with java? The idea is that we create the reports using Microsoft SQL Server reporting services. Then we have our web application where user will select one of those report, pass 0 or more arguments and then we will show the report.

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    bobz wrote:
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