Idempiere class modification ReportStarter

[Fabio Canella]

Hello, in adempiere I made a modified ReportStarter class (and others like JRViewerProvider), to connect to jasperserver and show reports calling it from adempiere.

There are several classes that I had modified because JasperServer return a pdf object instead of a JasperPrint object (and this made adempiere independent from jasper library version), I made a customization.jar package in the adempiere way for this functionality.

Now I would like to develop the same functionality in iDempiere, can you suggest me please, how can I do this in OSGI way ?

In general, i think It would be interesting to have a "print" functionality that call an external rest web service (passing the parameters) and show the result (pdf or html) inside iDempiere.

Best regards

Fabio

Effecitech

[Hiep Lq]

it's great to separate report engine, not sure it match with your requirement, but worthy to check.

https://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-1839?jql=text%20~%20%22report%22%20and%20reporter%20%3D%20xolali

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[Carlos Antonio Ruiz Gomez]

I think better you can check:
https://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-2684

You can follow the comments and give us feedback if the patch works and is required - or if the workaround mentioned can work.

Regards,

Carlos Ruiz


El 17/10/16 a las 10:36, 'Hiep Lq' via iDempiere escribió:

it's great to separate report engine, not sure it match with your requirement, but worthy to check.

https://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-1839?jql=text%20~%20%22report%22%20and%20reporter%20%3D%20xolali

On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 2:58 PM, Fabio Canella <canell...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, in adempiere I made a modified ReportStarter class (and others like JRViewerProvider), to connect to jasperserver and show reports calling it from adempiere.

There are several classes that I had modified because JasperServer return a pdf object instead of a JasperPrint object (and this made adempiere independent from jasper library version), I made a customization.jar package in the adempiere way for this functionality.

Now I would like to develop the same functionality in iDempiere, can you suggest me please, how can I do this in OSGI way ?

In general, i think It would be interesting to have a "print" functionality that call an external rest web service (passing the parameters) and show the result (pdf or html) inside iDempiere.

Best regards

Fabio

Effecitech

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[Fabio Canella]

Thanks, I tried to implement my own ProcessFactory and the workaround run correctly.

Now I have to visualize the pdf... I'm tring to call a my own JRViewerProvider implementation (I need a method with pdf file as parameter instead of jasperprint)

I see that the JRViewerProvider is located with this:

JRViewerProvider viewerLauncher = Service.locator().locate(JRViewerProvider.class).getService();

Best regards

Fabio

[Fabio Canella]

Finally I solved the problem to visualize the pdf from process, creating a my own PDFViewer Window and calling it using the following code (that I found in the forum):

 

Runnable runnable = new Runnable() {

@Override

    public void run() {

    Window viewer = new PdfViewer(fileName, “ReportName”);

    

    viewer.setAttribute(Window.MODE_KEY, Window.MODE_EMBEDDED);

    viewer.setAttribute(Window.INSERT_POSITION_KEY, Window.INSERT_NEXT);

    viewer.setAttribute(WindowContainer.DEFER_SET_SELECTED_TAB, Boolean.TRUE);

    SessionManager.getAppDesktop().showWindow(viewer);

    }

   };

   AEnv.executeAsyncDesktopTask(runnable);

Best regards

Fabio