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JFreeReport
Hiya,
Has anyone used JFreeReport, and if so what were your experiences? I'm going to give it a run, but I am also asking this question in case someone might want to say "Ins tead of trying JFreeReport, use this!" And as far as the type of reporting, it's pretty basic, just need to be able to expand bordered areas based upon the data coming in. I'm currently creating web based reports using html/RTF/PDF via php but a Java report writer just seems to make more sense. I didn't provide many specifics, hence the lounge, just to see if anyone has tried it and liked it. thanks.
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