I was playing with pentaho over the weekend and must say I am impressed with what I have seen.
The report designer is now very functional. I am going to have to play with it a bit more to be understand what can be done fully but producing a report with parameters is really easy once you get a hang of the tool.
(I click on the query you want to modify and modify the sql instead of using the edit button)
I replaced the pentaho security implementation with my own implementation and was surprised to find out how easy the spring security implementation was (one thing I wrote my own GrantedAuthority implementation which was a bad idea the default one org.springframework.security.GrantedAuthorityImpl works well and includes an equals, hashcode and compareto which mine did not and didnt work and implementation)
The report designer is now very functional. I am going to have to play with it a bit more to be understand what can be done fully but producing a report with parameters is really easy once you get a hang of the tool.
(I click on the query you want to modify and modify the sql instead of using the edit button)
I replaced the pentaho security implementation with my own implementation and was surprised to find out how easy the spring security implementation was (one thing I wrote my own GrantedAuthority implementation which was a bad idea the default one org.springframework.security.GrantedAuthorityImpl works well and includes an equals, hashcode and compareto which mine did not and didnt work and implementation)
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