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I think It is 'Get Catalogs' button. Clicking on this button lists all available OLAP catalogs (aka OLAP Database).
If you are not getting the list without any error message, you probably need to configure permission for your OLAP catalog. You can grant everyone role to your catalogs (using SQL SERVER MGMT STUDIO).
If you are getting error message while clicking on 'Get Catalogs' button, then...
2009-10-26 18:32:18 UTC in OpenI: BI Web App for SaaS Deployments
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Hi Christophe,
Thanks for your review on OpenI source. We will take suggestion and advice to make OpenI source better.
For your concerns, I am trying to answer all as follows:
* SQL injection in JdbcUserServiceImpl : The author of this class has assumed that there is nothing that end user can call. This is used by User Management UI(if enabled). Though, it is not injectable, but this...
2009-08-10 15:29:30 UTC in OpenI: BI Web App for SaaS Deployments
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XMLA over TCP/IP to connect SSAS is patent protected and proprietary. See : http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sqlanalysisservices/thread/3f08c0fc-efaf-4708-8df3-14bdfabffa44
BTW, its not clear about your intention to use XMLA over HTTP verses native Microsoft driver which can connect over TCP/IP as well. If performance is the reason then I say it does not matter. Since MDX...
2009-07-30 04:54:47 UTC in OpenI: BI Web App for SaaS Deployments
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This is doable provided that OpenI web server is running on windows machine. The idea is to write COM wrapper and corresponding JNI interface. This way, OpenI can call native OLE DB for OLAP API through JNI.
Writing OLAP driver(without XMLA) in Java is not feasible as Microsoft uses proprietary protocol to communicate to the MSAS server.
2009-07-29 07:05:48 UTC in OpenI: BI Web App for SaaS Deployments
