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Report Generation with BIRT and JPA

#1

Bimal's picture

Joined on 2018-01-18

hi

In Report Generation with BIRT and JPA tutorial. step:1 completed but in step:2 "business Intelligence and Reporting tools"

is not available. attach in image1.jpg

Thank you

Bimal kumar Dalei

bimal kumar dalei

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#2

support's picture

Joined on 2010-05-03

The title of the dialog box should show New Project (File > New > Project...)

Also, verify that BIRT was installed by Help > About Eclipse > Installation Details.

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#3

Bimal's picture

Joined on 2018-01-18

hi

After Installation Details the update eclipse then it was updated. After that In eclipse it will not give any option of objectDb at Data Sources.

here i attach a screen shoot below.

bimal kumar dalei

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#4

support's picture

Joined on 2010-05-03

This could happen if you install BIRT but not ObjectDB for BIRT.

Note that on the first page of the tutorial two different Eclipse plugin installations are needed.

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