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Installing and Using the Sample Proxy and Java Client * the webservice is usually an XML object which is printed as-is to the * Standdard output stream. Java based Reports Clients making use of this * WebService class might need to parse the XML to extract meaningful * information. * */ public class RWWebServiceTest { public static void main(String[] args) { String serverName = "repserv"; //Name of the Reports Server String authid = "portal/welcome1"; //authid, should be null if //server is not secured. String cmdline = "server=repserv report=test.rdf "+ "destype=file desname=output.pdf desformat=pdf "+ "userid=scott/tiger@orcl"; try { RWWebServiceProxy proxy = new RWWebServiceProxy(); /** * The following piece of code invokes proxy class' getAPIVersion() * to get the Reports Server version information. */ System.out.println("Get Reports Server Version:"); System.out.println("RESULT:"+proxy.getAPIVersion()); /** * Get the Reports Server Information in XML format. This will contain * some server runtime as well as configuration information. */ System.out.println("Get Server Info:"); System.out.println("RESULT:\n"+proxy.getServerInfo(serverName, authid)); /** * Get information about a particular job (the job ID needs to be * specified. */ System.out.println("Get JobInfo for Job Id=3:");; System.out.println("RESULT:\n"+proxy.getJobInfo(new Integer(3), serverName, authid)); /** * Kill a job with a given job ID. */ System.out.println("Kill job with Job Id=3:"); System.out.println("RESULT:\n"+proxy.killJob(new Integer(3), serverName, authid)); /** * Submit a job to the server. The command string takes the same form * as the one used for rwclient or any other Oracle Reports client. * You can specify whether to run the job synchronously or not. The * returned string is in XML format indicating the job status. Please * note that with Oracle Reports version 10g (9.0.4), you can not get the * job output. */ 14-10 Oracle Application Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web
} } Installing and Using the Sample Proxy and Java Client System.out.println("Run a job on server"); System.out.println("RESULT:\n"+proxy.runJob(cmdline, new Boolean(true))); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } Using the Oracle Reports Web Service 14-11
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Oracle® Application Server Reports
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Chapter 10, "Configuring and Admini
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Part I Preparing Your Environment P
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Overview of OracleAS Reports Servic
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OracleAS Reports Services Component
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Maintaining High Availability 1-10
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