Background With the continual development of information technology, the application of enterprise-level reporting tool is also improved gradually. At first, it was stand-alone data operation, and on-line file processing later. Then, OA software appeared before the brilliant shining of standard financial software and QgESS software. After that, the concepts of business process reengineering appeared, such as MRP$B-6(B, ERP, EPM, BI, etc. Today, there are a lot of reporting softwares available. However, too many choices only make users confused. Some industries need to flexibly submit data with different data types, but traditional reporting tools can not satisfy their requirements. Users of this kind are often in the industries like finance, consultation, chemical engineering, smelting, communication, etc. With the increase of this kind of application, users are eager for a Web reporting tool which can realize wonderful data input dynamically. Solution RAQ Report provides complete data input proposal for data acquisition with great changes and flexible requirements. Therefore, it can meet all kinds of Web data acquisition requirements. The input model of RAQ Report is a professional tool which can develop all kinds of data acquisition systems quickly. It can implement all kinds of normal/complex input applications, and the design process is easy and efficient. The input model of RAQ report divides data acquisition into two basic modes, Row Input and Freestyle Input. Row Input is used to process simple quick input. It can add, insert, delete rows conveniently, and save the single-line data inputted instantaneously. Freestyle Input can be used to make complex data input formats. Compared with Row Input, the input format of it is more flexible. With Freestyle Input, you can implement data acquisition requirements of any complex format. Conclusion As a pure Java reporting tool, RAQ Report can make report efficiently, deploy quickly, and implement seamless integration with existing J2EE projects. Therefore, it gains the approval and praise of more and more users. At the same time, RAQ Report is insisting on the realistic attitude for product optimization and technology innovation, and striving to provide more powerful and complete report solutions! For more about RAQ Report, you can refer to http://www.**--****.com/ This post is from freezea's blog. You are welcomed cc it anywhere, and please indicate the source. If you would like to read more articles about reporting tool, you are also welcome to refer to his blog at http://www.**--****.com/
Wonderful data input with reporting tool
1 posts
• Page 1 of 1
- MS EXCEL
- MS OFFICE OUTLOOK
- MS WORD
- MS EXCEL
- DATABASE
- Axapta
- Windows XP
- delphi
- linux
- dotnet framework
Jump to:
Sponsored Links
- 1. java 1.5 applets & IE6
I made a simple applet (included below) and tried it with appletviewer and it worked OK. Then I tried to access it using Internet Explorer, but IE can't load the applet class (java console messages below). I think maybe it finds the file, but java 1.5 is a lot newer, and the Microsoft version of the JVM doesn't recognize the class file format. I tried to get around this by running javac with -source=1.2 and -target=1.2, but that didn't help. Is it possible to get Internet Explorer in XP to run applets compiled by JDK 1.5? (Or am I just making some kind of obvious screw-up?) Thanks, Allie Error loading class: AwlWeb java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: AwlWeb at com/ms/vm/loader/URLClassLoader.loadClass at com/ms/vm/loader/URLClassLoader.loadClass at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.securedClassLoad at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.processSentEvent at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.processSentEvent at com/ms/applet/AppletPanel.run at java/lang/Thread.run <html><head></head><body> <APPLET CODE="AwlWeb.class" WIDTH=800 HEIGHT=400> </APPLET> </body></html> import java.awt.*; import java.applet.*; public class AwlWeb extends Applet { TextArea textarea = new TextArea(25, 80); public void init() { add(textarea); } } - 2. Tomcat is a web server or an application Server
Hi All, Could you tell me Tomcat is a web server or an application Server. Thanks - 3. Polymorpism - is this correct?
In my book (Murach's Beginning Java 2 JDK 5, p236) I read the following: "One benefit of polymorphism is that you can write generic code that's designed to work with a superclass.Then you can use that code with instances of any class that's derived from the superclass. For example, suppose you have a ProductDB class with an addRecord method that accepts a Product object as a parameter. Because the Book and Software classes are both derived from the Product class, the addRecord method will work with both Book and Software objects". now this puzzles me. The Book and Software class have data fields in them that are additional to the data fields in the Product class. How does the Product class's addRecord method know to write those data fields to the database? What am I not understanding? Surely the database has to have a field for every variable that is read/written from/to it? Is it not analogous to the toString method, where the toString method of the superclass can only format the fields in the superclass and one has to implement a toString method in the subclass to format the fields in the subclass? Thanks - 4. from false to true in an ArrayList
how can i change the value of a boolean in an ArrayList from false to true? public void crbCheck (String name) { Iterator it = volunteer.iterator(); while (it.hasNext()) { Volunteer volunteer = (Volunteer) it.next(); if ((name)volunteer.crbCheck() = false) (name)volunteer.crbCheck() = true; } }
Next
Wonderful data input with reporting tool
by akar » Sat, 06 Jun 2009 16:26:41 GMT
Similar Threads:
1 posts
• Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 75 guest