I am currently doing a research about reporting tools and particulary focusing on Birt only I have noticed that it is ment for Java web applications, I can't find enough resources on Birt integration with other technologies such as .Net or Nodejs, does any body have links or resources in which I can see an example of how to integrate Birt in web applications other than Java ?
You can use the REST or JavaScriptAPI as mentioned before to display where you want. You can use JavaComponents or the BIRT runtime to generate HTML that can also be displayed using your preferred server. The engines require Java but you can decide how to interact with the engines or how to serve the content.
Related
How can I write a performance test using JMeter against analysis services?
I've seen this post regarding the usage of Java libraries but I'm using .NET (classic) C#.
https://superuser.com/questions/1398297/jmeter-connection-with-ssas-cubes-sql-server-analysis-services/1399109#1399109
Thanks,
Java libraries for connecting to OLAP services are not for the application under test, they are for JMeter.
As per JMeter project main page:
The Apache JMeter™ application is open source software, a 100% pure Java application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance.
So the answer is still applicable given your application uses OLAP
Check out The Groovy Templates Cheat Sheet for JMeter article which should help you to get started to use Java/Groovy code and they add OLAP libraries to JMeter Classpath and implement your logic using them.
New to BIRT, started 3 days back.
Requirement
Will have REPORTING menu in the existing web application, which will give option to choose the type of report(pdf and chart(drilled down also))
and generate the selected chart with the mentioned date.
What I had done so far
Tried stand-alone report application using sample database.
created a birt rest service, but not sure how to feed data to that.
Calrification required
Do I need to create a template using report design eclipse plugin and an application which is a spring boot where I can connect to
database using hibernate and feed the template with data or is there any better approach in this?
My application consists of REST API and the client will consume it. So what will be the return type of the birt web service? Is it a byte stream?
To run BIRT on existing tomcat server, Do I need any other libraries.
Has been referred a lot of articles regarding BIRT, really stuck at integrating with an existing application. Thanks in advance
I need to build a web application which is going to scrape and crawl some websites and extract data and crawlers will have scheduler. I know there are plenty of tools for parsing and extracting data like Jsoup, but I just want to know whether I can implement this with Spring Tools or not?
There is no one single template project available from Spring which fits your case. But you can definitely achieve what you want through Spring. Spring provides many template projects to develop different kind of applications. There is Spring Boot project to quickly get started with a web application. There is Spring Scheduler project for scheduling tasks. I would suggest combine these two and develop your application.
For crawling and Scraping, I believe there are no templates available from Spring. But you can do it using jSpider and jSoup.
I am developing large web project, using IntellijIDEA (11.1.3).
I would like to have some environment, where I will be working under HTML templates. I won't use any server-side programming there, just HTML markup, CSS style sheets and JavaScript.
As well, I need different environment, where I will create dynamic application, using not only markup, style sheets and client-side programming, but also Maven, Spring MVC, Hibernate, PostgreSQL and, probably, other technologies.
I will use Tomcat to deploy both my template and my final application into container to view it in browser.
The question is how to structure my project?
That would be absolutely great if someone could show me step-by-step instructions of creating sample project, but any advises are appreciated.
IntelliJ IDEA 11 has a special Web module type for the plain HTML/JS projects, create one module of this type and another Java module for the rest of the technologies.
What is the best choice for an open source Enterprise-level application server when using Java 6 and Spring 3.1? Glassfish or JBOSS? Looking for good support e.g. online documentation, features, ease of use and set up, good performance, security, scalability, high availability features etc. that an enterprise would require. Enterprise being a large commercial or government client.
Are you using EJBs? If not, I would recommend jetty. jetty is a very light-weight container for doing most of the exploration/testing you would want to do in a project. Another plus that jetty delivers is that it is configured with only the most basic features enabled/configured by default.
Are you using Maven? If so, I would also recommend jetty-maven-plugin. In the past, I've had some success with using the jetty-maven-plugin for local testing on a previous project.