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    Jasper Reports is an open source Java reporting library that can generate reports in multiple formats like PDF, HTML, CSV from JRXML template files. It supports internationalization with localization of reports to different languages using Unicode encoding and resource bundles. A simple Jasper report example requires a bean class, business logic class, JRXML template file and common Java libraries in the classpath.

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    Jasper Reports is an open source Java reporting library that can generate reports in multiple formats like PDF, HTML, CSV from JRXML template files. It supports internationalization with localization of reports to different languages using Unicode encoding and resource bundles. A simple Jasper report example requires a bean class, business logic class, JRXML template file and common Java libraries in the classpath.

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    Jasper Reports

    Jasper Reports is one of the best 'Business Intelligence (BI)' tools/frameworks, which can be used for generating reports for Java applications. Jasper Reports is one of the leading opensource Java reporting libraries. It compiles .jrxml (XML source) to .jasper (compiled) files, which in turn can be transformed into several output types including PDF, HTML, CSV, and XLS. To design the jasper report design file, you can either use iReport or the Jasper Assistant Plug-in for Eclipse. Jasper Reports fully leverages the support for internationalization provided by the Java platform, Including locales. It supports all world languages via Unicode (UTF-8), and also supports other native encodings, such as ISO-8859-1 (Latin 1) for Western European languages. It also supports internationalization via resource files. As a result, a given report may be displayed in different languages and formatted for different locales. Jasper Reports lets you associate a java.util.ResourceBundle with the report template. To facilitate report internationalization, a special syntax is available inside report Expressions to reference java.lang.String resources placed inside a Java.util.ResourceBundle object associated with the report. The $R {} syntax is for Wrapping resource bundle keys to retrieve the value for that key.

    To create a simple example on jasper report all we require is.


    1. Bean class (setter and getter methods in it). 2. Business logic class (main class for processing the request and passes it to the Jasper

    report engine, to generate the report).


    3. To design the jasper report design file we require .jrxml file (which can have a tags like

    fields, property, group etc).

    We need the following jar files for creating simple example: Commons-beanutils-1.8.0.jar Commons-collections-3.1.jar Commons-digester-2.0.jar Commons-logging-1.0.4.jar IText-2.1.7.jar Jasper-compiler-jdt.jar Jasperreports-3.6.0.jar log4j.jar Those who are new to jasper report can follow this below link and can create a simple example on jasper. http://java-bytes.blogspot.com/2009/06/jasper-reports-example.html

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