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Pentaho 8 Reporting for Java Developers

You're reading from   Pentaho 8 Reporting for Java Developers Create pixel-perfect analytical reports using reporting tools

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788298995
Length 470 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Francesco Corti Francesco Corti
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Jasmine Kaur Jasmine Kaur
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Preface 1. Introduction to Pentaho Reporting FREE CHAPTER 2. Getting Started with Report Designer 3. Getting Started with Reporting SDK 4. Creating a Report with Report Designer 5. Design and Layout in Report Designer 6. Configuring JDBC and Other Data Sources 7. Including Graphics and Charts in Reports 8. Parameterization, Functions, Variables, and Formulas 9. Internationalization and Localization 10. Subreports and Cross Tabs 11. The PRPT Format and the Java API to Build It 12. Developing Using Data Sources 13. Internationalization, Subreports, and Cross Tabs Using Java 14. Building Interactive Reports 15. Using Reports in Pentaho Business Analytics Platform 16. Using Reports in Pentaho Data Integration 17. Pentaho Reporting Nightly Build and Support

Including dynamic images in reports


Including dynamic images in your Pentaho report is useful, because in that way you can add logos, and graphics in general, that may change according to a data source. As an example, we can imagine a report changing its logo depending on the department of the user or the image of a product in a product list.

To add dynamic images to your report, use the image-field icon (

) from the Report Designer palette and place it in your report. The content field accepts different types of image inputs for rendering. By double-clicking on the element, you can edit the source pointing to the right field of your dataset. If you have a field that contains a URL or file system location to your image, the image-field element will render the specified image.

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