Understanding Actuate e.Report Reportlet portlet

The Actuate e.Report Reportlet portlet consists of a component from a report, rather than a whole report or a whole report page. This portlet supports viewing a part of the report in the portlet window. Specify a report item by page number, component value, component Name, or component ID. Table 3-7 lists and describes Actuate e.Report reportlet portlet parameters.

Table 3-7  Parameters for Actuate e.Report reportlet portlet 

Parameter name and label	Description	Default value
actuatePassword Password	Your login password. The password is case sensitive.
actuateUser User name	Your login name. The name is not case sensitive.	administrator
actuateVolume Volume	Encyclopedia volume name.
componentID Component ID	Report component identifier.
componentName Component Name	Report component Name.
componentValue Component Value	Specific instance of the report component from which to retrieve the Reportlet data. The value is the result of evaluating a search expression.
documentName Document name	Name of the document. The name is case sensitive. The valid file extension is .roi.
height Height	Maximum height of the portlet in pixels.	300
iServerName ServerName	Name of the machine running Actuate iServer.	localhost
iServerPort ServerPort	Port number on which iServer listens for requests.	8000
pageNumber Page Number	Page to obtain as a Reportlet.	Workgroup
title Title	Title of the portlet window. If this parameter has an empty value, the title value of the portlet, BIRT Reportlet, appears.

To specify the component of the report to display in the Reportlet format, use a page number, component value, component Name, or component ID.

To set the maximum height in pixels according to your web page layout, use the Height parameter. If the Reportlet is too large, a scrollbar appears. The default value of maximum height is zero, which means there is no limit on the height of the Reportlet. In that case, the whole reportlet appears without a scrollbar.

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