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hi all,
is there ways to communicate, use crystal reports with java. please tell with some details, link,etc. if not possible or difficult, how to generate reports in java. any other facility like crystal reports.
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I would suggest the use of jasper reports, its open source and using iReport creating reports will be a piece of cake. you can either google for it or check their web site
 
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Hi
If you are looking for free reporting tools, look for JFree Jasper etc.
Crystal reports is not free,its a product from Seagate.

Jhakda
 
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Not a beginner's topic. Moving.
 
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Thanks for all for your useful suggestions.
 
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