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Design API Samples

Logi JReport provides you with some sample programs which demonstrate how to create and edit reports and library components using the Design API in <insatll_root>\help\samples\APIDesign. They are:

• CreateLCSample.java
  An example of creating a library component with a table, a crosstab, and a chart.
• CreateWebReportSample.java
  An example of creating a web report with a table, a crosstab, and a chart arranged in a tabular.
• TestDesignEditInvoice.java
  An example of how to modify an existing page report template.
• TestDesignGraph.java
  An example of designing a report with a chart.
• TestDesignInvoice.java
  An example of designing a report containing a banded object.
• TestDesignSubreport.java
  An example of designing a report with a subreport.
• TestInsertCrossTabIntoBanded.java
  An example of inserting a crosstab into a banded object.
• TestInsertCrossTabIntoReport.java
  An example of designing a report with a crosstab.

To compile and run the sample programs, you should add jar files with their paths into the class path. Different jar files are required according to how the Design API is installed.

For example, you can use the following command to compile the sample program TestDesignInvoice.java:

C:\Logi JReport\Designer\help\samples\APIDesign>javac -classpath "C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\JREngine.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\sac-1.3.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\report.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\log4j-core-2.7.jar；C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\log4j-api-2.7.jar" TestDesignInvoice.java

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When you run the sample programs, you need to provide two or three parameters. If you want to use two parameters, they should be catalog path and catalog name; if you want to use three parameters, they should be catalog path, catalog name and log file with a full path name.

The following example uses three parameters to run TestDesignInvoice.java. Here, it is assumed that Logi JReport Designer has been installed to C:\Logi JReport\Designer, and the current directory when you execute these commands is C:\Logi JReport\Designer\help\samples\APIDesign (location of the sample programs). After running the program, you will find a newly created file TestInvoice.cls in C:\Logi JReport\Designer\Demo\Reports\TutorialReports.

C:\Logi JReport\Designer\help\samples\APIDesign>java -Dreporthome="C:\Logi JReport\Designer" -classpath "C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\JREngine.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\sac-1.3.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\report.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\log4j-core-2.7.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\log4j-api-2.7.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\resource_en_US.jar;C:\Logi JReport\Designer\lib\hsqldb-2.3.4.jar" TestDesignInvoice -path=C:\Logi JReport\Designer\Demo\Reports\TutorialReports -catalog=JinfonetGourmetJava.cat -report=TestInvoice.cls -log=C:\Logi JReport\Designer\logs\designer.log

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