When is .rep ,.rdf and .jsp produced

i have used 10g reports and generated .jsp
for 6i i generated .rdf
how is .rep generated ?
pls let me know
rgds
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Hi,
the rdf is generated at runtime and is a editable definition of the report. The rep is a binary executable file. So for example if you don't want someone else to see the source-code, use rep.
regards
Rainer

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