Re: Applet using jdbc (ms sqlserver)

Mika Myllyvirta wrote: 
Hi Frank,

I managed to create an applet that uses net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver. It works fine communicating with MS Sql Server. Now I am trying to create reports for the applet. I found Crystal Clear report engine (pure java), that hopefully solves our reporting issues.

Not sure if Crystal Reports would be better, but I'll test the CC first.

Ugh. Crystal Reports is very well named. It's incredibly fragile. Oh, and it needs to be installed on the client (Windows only!) system. Forgedabahtit.

You might consider Jasper Reports, though.

Luke
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