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MHD² is yet another ticketing software using php/mysql. It uses the same concepts as Martin's Helpdesk (mhd.sf.net) and features creating tickets, events and customers profiles, searching in tickets, exporting to PDF. It uses templates for html display
reppy is a PDF-Report Generator for databases (MySQL, Postgres, CSV) written in Python. The report definition is based on an XML-template, which can be edited with the included program XTRed. It needs the python library reportlab for pdf-creation.
Papyrus is an XML reporting engine for Linux. Papyrus enables you to generate reports from a variety of different SQL databases (postgresql,mysql,etc). Your reports can be generated as PDF, PostScript, XML, HTML, DVI, Latex or straight ANSI text.
Project to create a unified FAQ XML format with all applicable software to convert it to various formats, such as multiple forms of HTML, TeX, PDF, text files, etc. Useful for most of "FAQ keepers" on various forums and discussion lists.
Web based (PHP and MySQL) tool connects Databases to SVG files, merges to variable printed documents with recursion, imposition, and RDM features. Spools: SVGprint, Postscript (2,3), EPS (3), PDF (x/1a, 1.4), VIPP (4), PPML (VDX), VPS.
A command line tool to generate report output from JasperReports report definition files (.jrxml files) such as those generated by iReport, by running them against a live database. Output PDF/HTML is written to disk and can optionally be emailed.