Actuate Information Console custom tags : getReportlet

getReportlet

Used to display a Reportlet. This tag is similar to the getReportletData tag but is used to get the Reportlet as a page. This tag sends the request to Actuate BIRT iServer to retrieve the page, then parses the response and writes the DHTML Reportlet to the JSP output stream. You access the height and width of the Reportlet by calling the getHeight( ) and getWidth( ) methods respectively.

Library

reportlet

Tag class

com.actuate.reportcast.tags.reportlet.GetReportletTag

Attributes

Table 8-14 lists and describes the attributes for getReportlet.

Table 8-14  Attributes for getReportlet 
The unique authentication identifier returned by Actuate BIRT iServer on successful login.
The identifier of the report component from which to retrieve Reportlet data. Specify either componentID, or componentName and componentValue.
The name of the report component from which to retrieve Reportlet data. The componentName is the name of the component assigned in the ROD file, such as NewReport::Frame1. If componentName is not specified, the componentID is used. Use in conjunction with componentValue. Specify either componentName and optionally componentValue, or componentID.
A value identifying the specific instance of the report component from which to retrieve Reportlet data. The value is the result of evaluating a search expression. Use componentValue in conjunction with componentName. Specify either componentName and componentValue, or componentID. If unspecified, componentValue defaults to the first report component specified by componentName that the user has access to.
The path name of the servlet which retrieves embedded objects such as images for the Reportlet.
The Reportlet locale, such as en_US, as in <context root>\Web-inf\localemap.xml.
A range of pages to include. Separate pages and page ranges with commas, such as:1-3, 15, 21-25.
The Reportlet server’s time zone as in <context root>\Web-inf\TimeZone.xml.
The Encyclopedia volume on which the Reportlet’s source resides.

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