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Table 3–6 Attributes of the destination element
Attribute Valid values Description
Configuring Reports Server
destype string Identifies the destination type, for example:
destype="printer"
class See the Description
column
You also have the option of entering multiple properties under the destination
element. The only requirement is that they be name/value pairs recognized by the
Java class that is a subclass of the Reports Server Destination Java class. For example:
In this example, the property provides connect information to enable Reports Server to
access OracleAS Portal. The confidential and encrypted attributes are included
to automatically invoke encryption on the portalUserid value the next time Reports
Server is started.
Should your destination implementation require additional information, specify the
information in the pluginParam element.
3.2.1.7 job
Example
A fully qualified Java class that is a subclass of
Reports Server Destination Java class
(oracle.reports.server.Destination).
Allowable values include:
oracle.reports.server.DesMail
oracle.reports.server.DesFile
oracle.reports.server.DesPrinter
oracle.reports.server.DesOraclePort
al
Note: For portalUserid database connection strings, both the
thin (testhost.mydomain.com:1521:iasdb) and Oracle Call
Interface (scott/tiger@ordb) JDBC formats are supported.
Required/Optional
Required. You must have at least one job element and can have more than one.
Description
The job element works in collaboration with the engine and security elements. Use
job to identify a job type and specify which engine and which security
implementation should be used with that type of job. For example, you may have
developed an engine to execute an operating system command should an event occur
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