From: <pe...@bl...> - 2005-03-16 13:59:02
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Scott, its an honor that other people show interest in statcvs. From my personal point of view you can use our source for integration into BIRT without restriction - well a reference that statcvs code has been used and what for would be nice. But I have to ask the other members of the statcvs team for their approval. I sent this email CC to the statcvs mailing list. As soon as I have the feedback from the team, I will contact you. Keep going, Lukasz > Lukasz, > > I recently stumbled across the StatCVS project while browsing the IBM > developer works RSS feeds. It looks like you have a really > initeresting project. I am currently on the Eclipse Business > Intelligence and Reporting Tools (BIRT) project management committee. > BIRT can be found at (http://eclipse.org/birt). Our goal is to create > a common reporting frame work that is accessible to any one in the > Java community. One of the things that we have discussed is the > ability to report against data in CVS databases. > Lo and behold, someone has beat us to the punch. > > I wonder if there is a way that statCVS and BIRT could work together. > The BIRT project contains the concept of an Open Data Adapter (ODA). > It seems like it should be relatively easy to use some of the StatCVS > code to create a BIRT data adapter. Once the data is brought into > BIRT, we can use the standard BIRT tools to format and render the > information. BIRT will have full formatting and graphics options > available. > > I don't want to steal something away that you have been clearly working > on for a long time. I am more interested in seeing how good BIRT is > at this type of application. We have had a great deal of interest > from within the Eclipse community in regards to reporting on their > projects. > > If you are interested / intrigued at all, please let me know and we can > talk about next steps. > > Scott Rosenbaum > BIRT PMC |