Part-III: Print Web Dynpro Java applications using JasperReports
In Part-I and Part II of the blog series we discussed about JasperReports and developed a Java example to show how we can use them in code. In the final part of the series we will discuss how we can integrate the Jasperports in WebDynpro. Oct. 30, 2009
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Part-II: Print Web Dynpro Java applications using JasperReports
Part-II of the blog Print Web Dynpro Java applications using JasperReports, will discuss the working of JasperReports practically, using Java code. In this example we will create a JasperReport template that will take name as input and will print greetings with name and generate the PDF document.  Oct. 21, 2009
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Part-I: Print Web Dynpro Java applications using JasperReports
Printing Web Dynpro Java (WDJ) applications is one of the missing functionalities that everyone wants to have in their application. I have used third party open source reporting tool, JasperReports, to solve this issue. I would like to share how we have achieved this so other can get benefits from it. It also provides an alternative to read/print only Adobe Interactive forms.  Feb. 9, 2009
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