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Oracle
Reports focuses heavily on Web publishing, moving more fully
into its role as a universal publishing solution. In previous releases,
OracleReports simply displayed paper reports in HTML for Web publishing.
This served the purpose at the time: to move corporate data onto the
Web.
To satisfy the needs of users, Oracle
Reports introduces JavaServer Pages (JSPs) as the underlying technology
to enable you to enhance Web pages with information retrieved
using
Reports Builder. You can create JSPs within Reports Builder using custom
JSP tags, which integrate with the data model objects and are
used to
create the report.
Reports Builder allows you to open an existing
HTML document (Web page) or use an HTML template file to embed the
report
within your existing Web page. This provides tremendous flexibility
in creating reports that meet the demands of completely integrating
multiple sources of information (even other reports built within Oracle
Reports) within a single Web page.
By using JSP technology, Oracle Reports
enables you to easily provide dynamic reports to a variety of destinations
that use JSPs, such as handheld devices and OracleAS
Portal. By using JSPs, screen readers, such as JAWS,
can access the code.
Accessibility
Integration with Oracle
JDeveloper
Multi-Format Output
Building
a Parameter Form JSP
Building a
Simple JSP-based Web Report (Example and Tutorial)
Building
a Web Report with a Barcode Java Bean
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