Friday, June 26, 2009

ODTUG2009 - Excel Generation With jXLS Templates

On wednesday morning (08:00 am, really early) I have been presenting at ODTUG Kaleidoskope 2009 in Monterey / California.
The presentation was about "Generating complex Excel reports with APEX and jXLS".

There I first covered your basic choices when it comes to exporting data to Microsoft Excel.
Then I showed how to integrate the open source library jXLS into your APEX applications in order to generate complex Excel sheets using a templating approach.

In more general terms this was a showcase on how to integrate any kind of open source java library into you Oracle applications.

Since I have just loaded java classes into the database and made them available via a pl/sql wrapper, you can use them in any language accessing the Oracle database and calling the interface via pl/sql.

Thus, you can leverage this in applications using Forms, Reports, APEX, PHP, Java, ... You name it.

You can download the presentation slides here.

If anybody is interested, I will put up an example on how to integrate a java framework into your APEX application.

Are you interested?

Regards,
~Dietmar.

11 Comments:

Blogger Jason said...

"Are you interested?"

Yes! Please tell me more =)

Can you post an example please.

5:12 AM

 
Blogger Denis S. said...

This would be certainly useful

5:42 AM

 
Anonymous Tony Miller said...

YES, VERY MUCH SO..... Sorry for the caps, but just want to be sure you know how excited I would be to see this!!

4:50 PM

 
Blogger Martin Giffy D'Souza said...

Hi Dietmar,

It was nice seeing you again at the ODTUG conference. I'm very interested in a demo app for this!

Thank you,

Martin

5:03 PM

 
Blogger Tobias Arnhold said...

Hi Dietmar,

I would really appreciate such an integration example.

Tobias

12:32 PM

 
Blogger Algis said...

Hi,
Would be very nice to see this Java integration life ;)

Best regards,
Algis

6:47 PM

 
Blogger Will said...

Yes... extremely interested.

10:59 AM

 
Blogger Binepal said...

Ya Sure, You Betcha!

6:37 AM

 
Blogger SATHEESH KUMAR said...

Yes, It's more greateful if you can explain more on this topic

Satheesh

6:47 AM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I was at your presentation in Monterey. It looks real useful. I need more example code to make it work for me. Yes Yes we are interested. Please post example code.

6:40 AM

 
Blogger ranaguir said...

Hello, can you please post the example code?

thanks

10:12 PM

 

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