Purpose

This Document lists sample applications using RAS managed reporting SDK.

Overview

The document contain links to Web applications.

Introduction

The samples in this document use the RAS managed reporting SDK to view, export, print and modify reports and the BOE / BI platform. Note that the BOE / BI SDK is only supported in web applications. For umanaged sample applications see Business Objects / BI Unmanaged Java RAS SDK Sample Applications.

Links to Sample Applications

Java_RAS2008_Managed_Display_Datasources

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample for BOE XI R3.x demonstrates how use the RAS SDK to display the datasources used by a Crystal Report.25 Oct 2011

Java_RASManaged_BE12_Move_ReportObject-Position

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change the left and top position of a report object in a Crystal Report using the RAS SDK. The result is that the report object is moved to the new position.07 Sep 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddGroup-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Group to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSection-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a section to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSelectionFormula-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add record filtering to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSort-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Sort FIeld to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_View_Database-TableFieldInformation

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve and view the information for all of the data fields in a database table using the RAS SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java RAS-Managed BE14 Export RPTR

SAP Report Application Server 4.0 (2011). This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export a Crystal Report to read-only format using the Report Application Server (RAS) SDK.18 Dec 2010

Java RAS2008-managed changedbconnectionoledb

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change an OLEDB database connection for a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed dblogon

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to pass database logon information for a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed discreteparameter

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to pass a discrete parameter to a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed exportreport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed rangedparameters

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to pass a ranged parameter to a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed resultset

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to pass a resultset to a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed selectionformula

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set a recordselection formula on a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed setprintoptions

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set the print options when printing a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed suppressheader

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set the suppress option for a report header on a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS2008-managed viewreport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to view a managed report using the RAS SDK.14 Jul 2009

Java RAS Managed View Report Cleanup Session

This Java Sample shows how to preview a crstal report with managed RAS and cleanup Enterprise session at the end.03 Jun 2009

Report Application Server SDK Sample Code

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the RAS SDK, including report parameter and formula modification, database logon, and exporting.09 Oct 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Tool-Tip

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Tool Tip to an Object using the RAS RCAPI SDK.02 Apr 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Change Paper-Size

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Change the Paper Size using the RAS RCAPI SDK.02 Apr 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Remove Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Remove a Group from a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.02 Apr 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Remove Report-Object

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Remove an Object from a Crystal Report.02 Apr 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Set Command-Table-Location

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Change the SQL for a Command Table.02 Apr 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE12 Export XML

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export a Crystal Report to XML format using the Report Application Server (RAS) SDK.31 Mar 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Border

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Border to an Object using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Database-Table

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Database Table to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Group to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Line

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Line to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Parameter

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Parameter to a report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Section

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Section to a report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add Text-Field

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Text Field to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Copy Image

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Copy an Image in a report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Field

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Database Field to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Table-Links

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add Database Table Links to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Add formula-Field

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Formula Field to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Copy Image

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Copy an Image in a report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Delete Report-Object

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Remove a Report Object using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Modify XML-Data Source

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a Crystal Report that uses an XML datasource to use a different XML datasource.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Field

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Database Field to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Table-Links

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add Database Table Links to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Image-From-File

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add an Image from a File to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Report Application Server Java SDK Feature Samples

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the RAS SDK, including report parameter and formula modification, database logon, and exporting.19 Feb 2008

Java RAS-Managed BE115 Modify Section-Height

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Resize a Section to a report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.16 Feb 2008

Purpose

This Document lists sample applications using the Business Objects Enterprise / BI Solution Developer Kit (SDK) for Java.

Overview

The document contain links to Web applications written in Java that demonstrate administrative tasks.

Introduction

The  samples in this document demonstrate how to use the BO / BI SDK to perform a number of administrative tasks (schedule, add user, disable user, etc.).  Note that the BOE / BI SDK is only supported in web applications, thus there are no Windows samples.

Links to Sample Applications

Managed BOE / BI sample applications

Java Enterprise BE12 Set Property Value

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to use the Enterprise Java SDK to set a specified property to a specified value. The type of property can be a general property, a property in the SI_SCHEDULEINFO property bag, or a property in the SI_PROCESSINFO property bag.10 Jan 2012

Add Default Destination to Publication Extension using Java SDK

The Publication Extension gets executed only if the publication is scheduled to any destination other than default destination for the publication. This code shows how to add the default destination to the publication so that the publication extension plug-in gets executed even if the publication is scheduled to default destination.01 Nov 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Retrieve_Reports-ForUniverse

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve all of the Webi and Deski reports that have the specified universe name linked to them. The SI_ID, SI_NAME, and SI_KIND of the reports that have the universe linked to them will be displayed on the screen.10 Oct 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Terminate_Users_ActiveSessions

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to use the Enterprise Java SDK to terminate all of a specified user's currently active sessions.24 Aug 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Retrieve_FileInfo-FromInbox

This sample demonstrates how to retrieve a specified inbox entry from the currently logged in user's inbox. The file name of all of the files associated with the specified inbox entry (if it has any) will then be displayed.11 Aug 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Copy_ExistingFolder-ToFolder

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve an existing folder and then create a copy of the folder in another specified folder.02 Aug 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Set_Parameter-IsNoValuie-Property

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to use the Enterprise Java SDK to set the isNoValue property to true of a Crystal Report's parameters that currently have values.25 Jul 2011

Java Enterprise BE12 Get RecurringInstance Managed-Recipients

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the recipient list (user IDs) of a recurring instance using the Enterprise Java SDK.03 Jul 2011

Java Enterprise BE12 Get RecurringInstance Managed-SendOption

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the send option (a copy or a shortcut) of a recurring instance using the Enterprise Java SDK.03 Jul 2011

Java Enterprise BE12 Get RecurringInstance-Intervals

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the interval information of a recurring instance using the Enterprise Java SDK.03 Jul 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Get_RecurringInstance-Type

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the type of a recurring instance using the Enterprise Java SDK.21 Jun 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Publish_PDFFile

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to publish a pdf file using the Enterprise SDK.01 May 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Create_JavaProgramObjects-ThatCanFail

The .java file provided in this sample can act as a template to create a Java Program Object jar file that can be published to the Central Management Console (CMC) and then scheduled from the CMC. This sample allows for the Java Program Object to fail if an error is encountered.25 Apr 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Schedule-Now-PDF_CustomDatabaseLogonInfo

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to schedule a Crystal Report now with custom database logon information using the Enterprise SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Set_CustomDatabaseLogonInfo

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set the custom database logon information for a Crystal Report using the Enterprise SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddGroup-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Group to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSection-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a section to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSelectionFormula-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add record filtering to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_AddSort-SubReport

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Sort FIeld to a SubReport using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_RAS-Managed_BE12_View_Database-TableFieldInformation

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve and view the information for all of the data fields in a database table using the RAS SDK.25 Apr 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Change_Roles_On_Groups

This sample shows how to change a groups role using the Enterprise Java SDK.14 Apr 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Disable_Multiple_Users

This sampe shows how to disable multiple users using the Enterprise Java SDK.14 Apr 2011

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Update_Database_Info

This sample shows how to update the database info of a Crystal Report using the Java Enterprise SDK.14 Apr 2011

Java Enterprise BE14 CR Export Excel2007

SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise BI 4.0 - this Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export to the Excel 2007 data-only format via the Viewer SDK28 Dec 2010

Java Enterprise BE14 CR Export RPTR

SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise BI 4.0 - Crystal Reports. This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export to the Crystal Report read-only format via the Viewer SDK18 Dec 2010

Java Enterprise BE14 CR Web View Remove Export Formats

SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise BI 4.0 - Crystal Reports. This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to remove export formats from the Crystal Reports Web Viewer.18 Dec 2010

Java DAC BE14 Change Connection Password

SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise BI 4.0 - This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a Data Connection password using the Data Access Connection SDK17 Dec 2010

Java Enterprise BE12 Check And Add License Key

This unsupported sample shows how to add a license key to BusinessObjects Enterprise using the Java SDK.10 Dec 2010

JAVA Enterprise BE115 Update Webi Binary Stream Size

This sample shows how to update the Binary Maximum Stream Size for the Webi Report Server using the BusinessObjects Enterprise XI R2 SDK.17 Aug 2010

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Set_Infoview_Viewer

How to set users default viewer in Infoview using the Java Enterprise SDK.26 Mar 2010

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Delete_Report

How to delete a Crystal Report from Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 using the Java Enterprise SDK.26 Mar 2010

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Publishing_Report

How to publish a Crystal Report to Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 using the Java Enterprise SDK.26 Mar 2010

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Update_Database_Information

How to update username and password for a Crystal Report published to Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 using the Java Enterprise SDK.26 Mar 2010

Java Enterprise BE115 Send Report to SMTP

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to send a crystal report to SMTP on a Business Objects Enterprise XI R2 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add User To User Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a user to a user group on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Change User Name

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a users username on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Change User Password

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a users password on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List All Groups that a User Belongs to

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the groups that a user belongs to on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List All Users

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the user accounts on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Remove User from User Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to remove a user from a usergroup on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE115 Send Report to Inbox

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to send a crystal report to a users inbox on a Business Objects Enterprise XI R2 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE115 Send Report to SMTP

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to send a crystal report to SMTP on a Business Objects Enterprise XI R2 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add ServerGroup

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a server group to a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add User To User Group(2)

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a user sub-group to a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add User To User Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a user to a user group on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Change User Name

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a users username on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Change User Password

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to change a users password on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Create Basic Publication

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a basic publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.115 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Create-Publication CR-PDF

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a basic publication with a crystal report in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1. The results will be combined into a single password protected PDF.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Create-Publication with CR

Code Sample(ZIP 6 KB) This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a basic publication with a crystal report in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.115 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Delete ServerGroup

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to delete a server group on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Delete User

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to delete a user account on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Disable User Account

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to disable a user account on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Display Server Metrics

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display some server metrics for a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List All Groups that a User Belongs to

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the groups that a user belongs to on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List All ServerGroups

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the servergroups on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List All Users

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the user accounts on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 List User Aliases

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the user aliases for a user account on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Remove User from User Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to remove a user from a usergroup on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Set Adaptive Server Destination Opts

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set the adaptive server destination options on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Set Param Values In Publication with Refresh

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set parameter values for a report in a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1. At the same time, it will also update the processing values in the publication with the ones in the report.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Set Param Values In Publication

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set parameter values for a report in a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.115 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Set Publication Profile Personalization Param

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set a parameter value for a personalization value for a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.115 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Start Server

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to start a server on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Stop Server

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to stop a server on a Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.1 system.15 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add CR to Publication

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a crystal report to a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.114 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add Enterprise Group to Publication

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add dynamic recipients from a webi report for a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.114 Jul 2009

Java Enterprise BE12 Add Enterprise User to Publication

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add an enterprise user as a recipient to a publication in Business Objects Enterprise XI 3.114 Jul 2009

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - Content Management

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java Content Management samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - Scheduling

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java Scheduling samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - Security Management

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java Security Management samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - Server Management

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java Server Management samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - User Management

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java User Management samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Java Applications - Viewing

This is an archive of all the Enterprise Java Viewing samples on the BOC.29 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise Java SDK Sample Code

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK, including authentication, scheduling, publishing, server administration and auditing, and managing repository objects.09 Oct 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Create AcCEss Level

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a new Access Level (CustomRole) using XI 3.0 BusinessObjects Enterprise Java SDK.30 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Retrieve Parameter-Information

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display information on all parameters in the report.02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Set Advanced-Rights

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set advanced rights on rppt folder for administrator's group.02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Clone Server

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to clone a BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0 Server.02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Create Server

"This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a Server on BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0 In previous versions, Enterprise Servers are managed as Windows Services or Unix daemons that are created through the Central Configuration Manager(CCM). With XI 3.0, the Service Intelligence Agent (SIA) manages the Enterprise Servers, and Server creation is done through the Enterprise Java SDK. In this new model, the SDK interface to the SIA is the EnterpriseNode. The EnterpriseNode manages a collection of Servers, such as the Central Management Server (CMS) or the Report Application Server (RAS).02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 List Server-Services

"This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0 Server properties and their hosted Services. Hosted Services are new with XI 3.0."02 Apr 2008

Java-Enterprise BE115 List Active-Users

This Java Script (JS) sample lists the current Active Users Logged on to Enterprise and some of their properties.02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Modify_Inbox-Properties

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to modify the properties of an inbox.02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Remove_User.zip

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Remove a User.02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Schedule_To-Disk-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Schedule a report to Disk02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Schedule_To-Inbox-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Schedule a report to an Enterprise Inbox02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Schedule_To-Inbox-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Schedule a report to an Enterprise Inbox02 Apr 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE12_Atomic_Commit

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to use the new InfoStore atomic commit functionality.02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Create Publication-CR-PDF

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create a Publication with a Crystal Report using the SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK. The Crystal Reports will merged into a single PDF and password protected.02 Apr 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 SSO InfoView

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to single sign-on to XI 3.0 Java InfoView by creating and passing a serialized Enterprise Session.31 Mar 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Export Biar

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to export content from BusinessObjects Enterprise to a Business Intelligence Archive (biar) file.26 Mar 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Import Biar

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to import content from a Business Intelligence Archive (biar) file into BusinessObjects Enterprise.26 Mar 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Assign Access Level

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to assign Access Levels (also known as Custom Roles) to a Principal in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0. Previous versions of Enterprise allowed only a single Access Level to be assigned. XI 3.0 allows multiple Access Levels to be assigned.20 Mar 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Assign No Access

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to assign the "No Access" Access Level to an InfoObject in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.0. Previous versions of Enterprise have a "No Access" Access Level assignable to an ObjectPrincipal. With XI 3.0, there is no "No Access" Access Level - rather, the "No Access" is defined as an ExplicitPrincipal having no explicit roles or rights assigned, and rights inheritance from Folder and UserGroup parents disabled.20 Mar 2008

Java Enterprise BE12 Clone Access Level

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to clone a pre-existing Access Level (also known as a Custom Role) using the XI 3.0 BusinessObjects Enterprise Java SDK. Since BusinessObjects Enterprise has quite a number of rights, it is convenient to clone a default Access Level and grant/deny rights as required.20 Mar 2008

Interactive Editor Integration Java Sample

This sample demonstrates how to integrate the Java Interactive Editing Viewer in a third party application. The Interactive Editing Viewer views both Web and Desktop Intelligence documents. It also allows you to create or edit Web Intelligence documents.10 Mar 2008

BusinessObjects Enterprise Java SDK Feature Samples

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK, including authentication, scheduling, publishing, server administration and auditing, and managing repository objects.28 Feb 2008
Java Enterprise BE115 Schedule Report-to-SMTP

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to schedule a Crystal Report to SMTP.25 Feb 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Modify_Report-Files

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to publish a report and overwrite the si_files. Instances of the original report are unchanged.25 Feb 2008

Java_Enterprise_BE115_Set_Multivalue-Parameters.zip

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to set a multivalue parameter and view a Crystal Report.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Field

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a Database Field to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Database-Table-Links

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add Database Table Links to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java_RAS-Managed_BE115_Add_Image-From-File

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add an Image from a File to a Report using the RAS RCAPI SDK.25 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Get Default-Crystal-Parameters

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the default parameter values for a Crystal report that are stored in the BusinessObjects Enterprise XI R2 CMC.16 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Get Email-Scheduled-Instance

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the email addresses that a scheduled report is going to. This will work for currently scheduled instances and already run instances.16 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Get User-Aliases

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display all the aliases for a specific user Account.16 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Clear-Report-Parameter-Values

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to clear the default parameter values for a Crystal Report in Enterprise.01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Disable-User-Account

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Disable a User Account.01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Get-InstanCE-Filename

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Retrieve the filename of an instance.01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Get-Report-Data-Displayed

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the data from a report. This sample will retrieve just the data that is being displayed on the report01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Purge-Inbox

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to purge a user's inbox. There are no filters. The application will remove all objects in the user's inbox.01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Purge-Report-Instances

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to purge instances of reports using a batched method. It currently is set to purge all instances for all reports on the Enterprise system.01 Feb 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Retrieve-Report-Data

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to retrieve the data from a report. This sample will retrieve all of the saved data from a report.01 Feb 2008

Add File Event to BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a file event to BusinessObjects Enterprise or Crystal Reports Server.29 Jan 2008

Add Folder to BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a folder to BusinessObjects Enterprise and Crystal Report Server.29 Jan 2008

Add Processing Extension to BusinessObjects Enterprise

This sample JSP shows how to register your Processing Extension to BusinessObjects Enterprise system.29 Jan 2008

Add Processing Extension to Report

This sample demonstrates how to add a Processing Extension to a managed report in BusinessObjects Enterprise. Running the report will cause the processing extension to run.29 Jan 2008

Add Schedule Event to BusinessObjects Enterprise XI

The following sample shows how to create a schedule event in Business Objects Enterprise. This should also work in Crystal Enterprise and Crystal Reports Server.29 Jan 2008

Add an Object to a Category

This Java sample demonstrates how to add a object in the CMS to a category.29 Jan 2008

Add an Object to an 'Object Package'

This sample JSP shows how to add an object to an 'Object Package' in BusinessObjects Enterprise.29 Jan 2008

Create 'Object Package' in BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java sample shows how to create an 'Object Package' in BusinessObjects Enterprise and Crystal Reports Server.29 Jan 2008

Create Object Package in BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to create an object package in BusinessObjects Enterprise and Crystal Reports Server.29 Jan 2008

Create a Report Shortcut in BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java sample demonstrates how to create a report shortcut in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI.29 Jan 2008

Delete Category from Business Objects Enterprise

This samples shows how to delete a category from Business Objects Enterprise and Crystal Reports Server29 Jan 2008

Delete Event from BusinessObjects Enterprise

Sample to demonstrate how to delete an Event in Crystal Reports Server and Business Objects Enterprise.29 Jan 2008

Delete Inbox Object from Business Objects Enterprise

Java sample shows how to remove an object from an Enterprise Inbox.29 Jan 2008

Delete a Folder in Business Objects Enterprise

JSP sample to demonstrate deleting a folder in Business Objects Enterprise or Crystal Reports Server.29 Jan 2008

Add Custom Event to BusinessObjects Enterprise

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a custom event to Business Objects Enterprise XI. This code should also work with XI R2.24 Jan 2008

Create a New BusinessObjects Enterprise Category

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a new category to BusinesObjects Enterprise.24 Jan 2008

Federation SDK Sample Application

This sample application shows how to use the federation SDK. The JSP displays a form that prompts the user to enter information about the origin site and the destination site. When the form is submitted, it creates a replication list on the origin, creates the remote connection and replication job on the destination, and schedules the job to execute immediately. NOTE: to run this sample application, you need two BusinessObjects Enterprise deployments, one to act as the origin site and the other to act as the destination.21 Apr 2008

Archive BusinessObjects Enterprise XI Reports

The BOEArchiver is a solution that was created for a customer to allow them to be able to archive accounting report snapshots in non vendor specific formats. This BOEArchiver is a Java class that can be published to BusinessObjects Enterprise as a program object. Users and administrators can archive reports by sending report instances to the destination of Inbox set up for an account called ##Archive. When the BOEArchiver is scheduled to run, it will archive all of the report instances from the designated Enterprise Inbox destination. If the instance is a Crystal Report then an export will be performed to change its format to PDF, Word, Excel, or CSV.27 Nov 2008

Java Enterprise BE115 Add License-Key

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add a License Key to an Enterprise System.31 Dec 2007

Java Enterprise BE115 Add Users-Batch

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Add Users as a batch process.31 Dec 2007

Java Enterprise BE115 Change User-Account-Name

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to Change a Users Account Name.31 Dec 2007

Advanced Enterprise Development with Crystal Reports Samples

Code samples to accompany Advanced Enterprise Development presentation. Learn how to combine Java POJOs or .NET Datasets with BusinessObjects Enterprise to reduce the load on your database. Understand new techniques for exporting XML Data Streams from the Report Application Server to an external process. Hear best practice guidelines for deploying your applications to your servers. Take home the code that will help you master these new techniques.16 May 2007

User / Group Analysis Tool

The main use is of this sample is to add administrative functionality that is currently not a part of XI R2. Users of BusinessObjects 6.x may be familiar with the Supervisor that gave them this type of information although not as neat as this. Supervisor does not give counts and the ability to search through or modify a record selection to just choose specific users or groups. Since these are Crystal reports, you can also create alerts, conditional formatting, etc. In additional, since these are text files, you can report off of and compare two deployments and search for differences or similarities.29 Mar 2007

BusinessObjects J2EE Web Services Consumer API Portal Sample Application

Download the portal sample to learn how to use the web services consumer API using J2EE09 Jun 2006

Crystal Reports Server XI JSP sample applications

This is a collection of Java Server Pages (JSP) sample applications that demonstrate commonly used API functionality in the Crystal Reports Server XI Java SDK.09 Dec 2005

Schedule Report With Parameter

This JSP sample shows how to set parameters and schedules the crystal report.28 Feb 2005

BusinessObjects Enterprise XI R2 SDK Java Sample Application

This Java sample demonstrates logging on and off of Business Objects Enterprise XI R2 as well as scheduling, renaming, and viewing reports.25 Aug 2005

Schedule Report Logon

This JSP sample shows how to set database logon and schedule the report in Business Objects Enterprise.28 Feb 2005

Purpose

This Document lists sample applications using the WS SDK.

Overview

The Document contain links to applications using the BusinessObjects Enterprise WS Java SDK..

Introduction

The samples in this document use the BusinessObjects Enterprise WS Java SDK which enables you to incorporate functionality such as organize reports in folders, schedule and view reports, allow administrators to carry out tasks such as managing servers, users, user groups etc.

Links to Sample Applications

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Category

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a category in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Custom Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a custom event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add File Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a file event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Folder

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a folder in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Group

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a group in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Report Shortcut

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a report shortcut in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Schedule Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a schedule event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

Java WebServices BE115 List Server-Group-Servers

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of the Servers in a Server Group.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 List Server-Groups

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of the Server Groups.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 List Servers

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of servers.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 View DB-Logon-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to view a Crystal Report that connects to a secure database.02 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 View Drilldown-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to view a Crystal Report in HTML format and handle any drill downs that are in the report.02 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Add User-Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a User Group to the BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Add User

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a user with a secEnterprise alias to the BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Display Folder-Objects

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display the objects in a folder. By default this sample will search for a folder located directly under the Root Folder. To search in a different location update the query used in the sample.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Display Inbox-Objects

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display the objects in an inbox.31 Mar 2008

Java_WebServices_BE115_Add_User-To-User-Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add an existing User to an existing User Group in a BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

ws_JSP_Java_Bypass_Java_InfoView

This sample shows how to bypass the Java Infoview logon using the Java Web Services SDK.14 Apr 2011

CMS Cluster Member Caching After DSWS Provider Restart

ThIS sample demonstrates how to trigger CMS cluster member caching after an application server restart. It iterates over a list of known CMS cluster members and attempts to log in to each one using an empty credential set. If it is not able to connect to the CMS cluster member, it proceeds to the next one. If the login request succeeeds or if it is refused due to the invalid credentials, then the CMS cluster member is valid and the CMS cluster members are cached automatically by the DSWS provider.01 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Web Services Java SDK Feature Samples

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the BusinessObjects Web Services SDK, including authentication, scheduling, publishing, server administration, managing repository objects, and viewing documents.28 Feb 2008

This document provides a way to get the universe revision number using Business Intelligence platform Java SDK.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Note:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName  to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code is tested with BO XI 3.1 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform

This document provides a way get the File Repository location for crystal/webi reports using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code is tested with BI 4.0 and 4.1 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform.

This document provides a way get universe name(.UNV universes) and their associated connection names using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code is tested with BI 4.0 and 4.1 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform.

This document provides a way set a publications report bursting method using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName and the publication SI_ID in the query to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code is tested with BI 4.0 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform.

1. To view the developer guides, save and uncompress the entire .zip file to your local drive and then open it. Otherwise, if you open the zip files directly
   from the browser, you may see "The Address is not Valid" error.
2. If you are opening a .chm file, clear the Always ask before opening this file check box in the Open File dialog box.
3. If you are saving a .chm file, right-click the file on your desktop, click Properties, and select Unblock. Next, ensure that the Read Only check box is cleared.

This document provides a way get the failed instance information using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

This document provides a way get the recurring instance information using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs.

The recurring instance details include Instance ID, Instance Name, Instance Kind, Schedule Type, Folder Location, Next Runtime and Destination

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

In this document , I will explain step by step procedure to deploy and configure java program objects in Business Objects environment. Following are the steps to publish java program object to CMC:

1. Log On to Central Management Console (CMC)
2. Go to Public Folders & navigate to the folder where you want to host this utility
3. Right-Click on the folder and select ‘Add a Program’ 
4. Select the Program type as Java, browse the jar file for the utility & click Ok
5. Now the program Object is published successfully to CMC.
6. Right-Click on the program Object and select Properties
7. Go to Default Settings & select Program Parameters in the left window pane
8. Class to run option is mandatory for any program object for execution
9. Arguments option to specify input values required by the program to execute e.g. path to cache directory, path for excel output
10. Classpath option to specify path for external jar files used by your program during run time e.g. path of the excel API jar files that are required by a program to generate excel output
11. Once the above options are specified, Click Save & Close
12. After successful completion of the above steps, program objects are ready to be run/scheduled

This document provides a way get the failed instance information using the BusinessObjects Enterprise Platform Java SDKs and export to Excel. It is a continuation of the document http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-57558.

Have seen requirements where people have requested for the same information in an excel and I am adding the excel export options to the existing documents.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Notes:

• You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code. Also would need to provide the location where you need the excel to be exported.
• You would reuire the poi-3.5-FINAL.jar file in your applications lib along with BusinessObjects jar files.
• The part of exporting the results to an excel file does not come under the support of BusinessObjects as you would be using third party jars with BusinessObjects jar files to have the results exported to excel.

Abstract

          SAP Business objects(BO) is a popular Enterprise software company that develop desktop and web applications for data analysis and reporting . Besides this, Business objects Enterprise provides a Standard Development Kit (SDK) for developing customized tools.Business objcets (BO) Report engine Java SDK (Software Development Kit) is a set of development tools primarily used for the customization of the existing tools available within Business objects.We can also use Dot Net(.NET) SDK. This customization will make the work of report developers easy. This artifact will be helpful to get start with BO Java SDK integration to develop customized BO tools using NetBeans. Business objects has a set of jar(java archive) files when installed.Using the predefined classes and methods  present in the jar files developers can customize and develop a tool as per the business needs.

Software Requirements:

1. 1)  Netbeans 8.0.1
2. 2)  Apache Tomcat 7.0 or above
3. 3)  JDK 1.7 or above (Java Development Kit)

Windows Configuration:

What is a host file?

The HOSTS file is a text file that contains IP addresses separated by at least once space and then a domain name, with each entry on its own line. Any websites can be blocked or unblocked or communication with external servers on a particular machine can be blocked with this host file.

Step 1: The host file will be located in the following path.

Step 2: Find the ip address and full host name of the BO 4.1 server

     (a) Find the ip address.

To protect the system from vulnerably all the communication with some external servers will be blocked by default. To create a communication between an external server , developers have to get the help of admin team and ask them to provide the host file entry in their machine with required details. To make a host file entry there are two important things.

1. 1. IP address
2. 2. Full HOST name.

The IP address of the server can be found by the following method

          Start -> Run -> cmd -> ipconfig

Note: Developer should be logged in the server machine to do the above operation.

If login to the server is not available, then contact the server administrator to get this done.

     (b) Find the Full host name.

Right click on my computer icon in desktop and choose Properties option.

Step 3: Enter the ip address and full host name into the host files as shown in the figure and example.

Tomcat server Configuration:

This following are the steps to configure the username and password for tomcat server which is installed in the local machine.

Step a: Go to the conf folder which will be present inside Apache tomcat installation folder

The installation path used here is as follows,

Step b: Inside the conf folder there will be a file named tomcat-users.xml. Right click on that file and choose open with -> Notepad

Step c: In the file there will be some sample username and sample provided with comments. Using this file users of this server can be restricted by enabling them limited access. For development needs, username and password with role as manager-script has to be created.

Ex.

Copy and paste the above code in the tomcat-users.xml file within the <tomcat-users> tag and save it. During server configuration enter these credentials. Now, the program will be able to run in the Tomcat server.

Algorithm:

Following are the step by step procedure to develop a web application which will list all the universes from the BO 4.1 server by accessing CMC (Central Management Console) from a local machine using Net Beans.

Step 1: create a new project using the NetBeans IDE 8.0.2.

Step 2: Choose project as Java Web -> Web Application and click on next.

Step 3: Give the appropriate Project name and project location and click on next button.

Step 4: Choose Apache Tomcat or TomEE server by clicking ADD button. This tomcat server is on local machine and is used to run the java code using netbeans IDE on local machine to access the BO 4.1 server.

Note: The tomcat server should be installed in a local machine. There are lot of web servers available like Glassfish, tomcat, etc...It is not mandatory to use Tomcat as web server. Depending upon the availability, any of the web servers can be used along with netbeans from our local machine. But it is mandatory that there should be at least one web server installed in our local machine.

Step 5: Choose Java EE 5 from the Java EE Version dropdown list, as it has the provision to access web.xml file and edit it. The web.xml is a file which will be automatically created during the creation of new project in netbeans. It is used to control many facets of a Web application. Using web.xml, one can assign custom URLs for invoking servlets, specify initialization parameters for the entire application as well as for specific servlets, control session timeouts, declare filters, declare security roles, restrict access to Web resources based on declared security roles, and so on.

Step 6: Framework is a bunch of predetermined software program that forms the basis for an application which can be reused. It helps the developers to develop their application more quickly and easily. It was very hard to develop a complex web applications in early days. But, now because of these frameworks it is very easy to develop such complex application using different kinds of frameworks such as Struts 2, Hibernate, JSF, Spring etc. Choose any of these frameworks for building a web application.Framework is not used in this web application. So, it can be ignored and click on finish button. A web Application will be created.

Step 7: Right click on the “Servers” option which will be available in the “Services” tab in the left pane and click on “Add server”

Step 8: Choose Apache Tomcat and Click next.

Note: In this step, the selected webserver will be configured.

Step 9: Click Browse and point to the Apache Tomcat installation folder.

Step 10: Enter the username and password which we created using the tomcat-users.xml for tomcat server and click finish. Server will be added under Servers in the Services tab.

Step 11: Right click on the Apache Tomcat or TomEE server under services tab and choose properties.

Step 12: By Default, Tomcat will choose 8080 port to run the server. If the local machine is installed with more than one web server then, conflict will arise. In order to avoid the conflict the ports should be checked whether they are open or close. Enter the port number in the “SERVER PORT” field. If it shows any error during server startup then change the sever port. The port should not be between the ranges (0-1023) as these are all system ports. Use any other unused port as server port which are not in the range mentioned above.

Step 13: After completion of the above steps, Right click on the server and choose start. The server should start without any error.

Step 14: To check whether tomcat is working or not, type http://<server-name>:8084/in server where <server-name> is the name of machine where tomcat server is installed.

The tomcat server is installed in local machine so <server-name> is used here is local host. So the link will look like as follows.

Tomcat server will show a success message like “If you’re seeing this, you’ve successfully installed Tomcat. Congratulations!”

Manager App: Clicking on this will ask for user name and password. Enter the username and password which was created under manager-script role in tomcat-users.xml file.

Step 15: The Tomcat Web Application Manager will contain all the web applications that are created using Net beans. All the application will be deployed in tomcat as WAR file. Demo is a sample web application which will show how to create a BO 4.1 java SDK application.

Step 16: The demo web application is a simple java code to connect CMC (Central Management Console) of BO server 4.1 and retrieve the available list of universe from the local machine.

This web application will contain 3 JSP files.

     1.    Login.jsp -> To get  the cmc address,username,password

     2.    LoginCheck.jsp ->  To verify the credentials with CMC and Display the universe list.

     3.    Logout.jsp -> To logout from cmc.

Step 17: The library files of Business Objects in server has to be added into the library folder available in the left pane of net beans. Right click on Library and choose Add JAR/Folder.

Note: The required library files will be in the following path of the BO 4.1 server.

*  The installation path might change if BO 4.1 is installed in different location.

Copy the required jar files from this path and get it saved in a folder in your local machine where the netbeans is installed.

Step 18: Browse to that folder where the jar files is saved and select the jar files that needs to be imported. Click on open. This will import the required jar files into net beans environment. The communication between BO 4.1 server and the local machine has been established successfully.

Step 20: Run the program. The following output will be displayed in browser.

Output:

Conclusion:

          Business Object consists of various library files using which users can develop customized BO tools for Universe and report list generation, Scheduling of reports, Universe repointing, etc. depending upon the business needs. BO SDK also helps in automation of mundane tasks.

Purpose

This Document lists sample applications using the WS SDK.

Overview

The Document contain links to applications using the BusinessObjects Enterprise WS Java SDK..

Introduction

The samples in this document use the BusinessObjects Enterprise WS Java SDK which enables you to incorporate functionality such as organize reports in folders, schedule and view reports, allow administrators to carry out tasks such as managing servers, users, user groups etc.

Links to Sample Applications

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Category

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a category in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Custom Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a custom event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add File Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a file event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Folder

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a folder in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Group

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a group in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Report Shortcut

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a report shortcut in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

XIR3 JSP WebServices Add Schedule Event

This JSP Webservices sample shows how to add a schedule event in BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 26 Aug 2010

Java WebServices BE115 List Server-Group-Servers

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of the Servers in a Server Group.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 List Server-Groups

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of the Server Groups.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 List Servers

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display a list of servers.30 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 View DB-Logon-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to view a Crystal Report that connects to a secure database.02 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 View Drilldown-CR

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to view a Crystal Report in HTML format and handle any drill downs that are in the report.02 Apr 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Add User-Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a User Group to the BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Add User

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add a user with a secEnterprise alias to the BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Display Folder-Objects

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display the objects in a folder. By default this sample will search for a folder located directly under the Root Folder. To search in a different location update the query used in the sample.31 Mar 2008

Java WebServices BE115 Display Inbox-Objects

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to display the objects in an inbox.31 Mar 2008

Java_WebServices_BE115_Add_User-To-User-Group

This Java Server Pages (JSP) sample demonstrates how to add an existing User to an existing User Group in a BusinessObjects Enterprise system.31 Mar 2008

ws_JSP_Java_Bypass_Java_InfoView

This sample shows how to bypass the Java Infoview logon using the Java Web Services SDK.14 Apr 2011

CMS Cluster Member Caching After DSWS Provider Restart

ThIS sample demonstrates how to trigger CMS cluster member caching after an application server restart. It iterates over a list of known CMS cluster members and attempts to log in to each one using an empty credential set. If it is not able to connect to the CMS cluster member, it proceeds to the next one. If the login request succeeeds or if it is refused due to the invalid credentials, then the CMS cluster member is valid and the CMS cluster members are cached automatically by the DSWS provider.01 Dec 2008

BusinessObjects Web Services Java SDK Feature Samples

Contains JSP sample code pages that highlight features of the BusinessObjects Web Services SDK, including authentication, scheduling, publishing, server administration, managing repository objects, and viewing documents.28 Feb 2008

This document provides a way to get the universe revision number using Business Intelligence platform Java SDK.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Note:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName  to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code is tested with BO XI 3.1 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform

1. To view the developer guides, save and uncompress the entire .zip file to your local drive and then open it. Otherwise, if you open the zip files directly
   from the browser, you may see "The Address is not Valid" error.
2. If you are opening a .chm file, clear the Always ask before opening this file check box in the Open File dialog box.
3. If you are saving a .chm file, right-click the file on your desktop, click Properties, and select Unblock. Next, ensure that the Read Only check box is cleared.

Download and view developer guides, API reference material, sample code, and object model diagrams for Java, .NET, COM, and Flex APIs available in SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.x. Visit the samples page to access the sample applications, reports, and dashboards. For version 3.x and earlier of the SDK library, visit the SAP BusinessObjects BI 3.x Developer SDK Library page.

Note:

1. To view the developer guides, save and uncompress the entire .zip file to your local drive and then open it.

    Otherwise, if you open the zip files directly from the browser, you may see "The Address is not Valid" error.

2. If you are opening a .chm file, clear the Always ask before opening this file check box in the Open File dialog box.

Java SDK Developer Guides and API References

View developer guides below that contain key concepts and tasks with supporting sample code snippets. In each guide, go to the Start Here > What's New sections to learn about new features in the SDK. Also view and download API references that contain syntax, information, and examples for the classes, interfaces, and members of each SDK.

To view online Javadocs for our Java SDKs, visit: http://help.sap.com/javadocs.

.NET SDK Developer Guides and API References

View developer guides below that contain key concepts and tasks with supporting sample code snippets. In each guide, go to the Start Here > What's New sections to learn about new features in the SDK.

Also view and download API references that contain syntax, information, and examples for the classes, interfaces, and members of each SDK.

COM SDK Developer Guides and API References

RESTful Web Services SDK Developer Guides and API References

Additional Guides and Resources

Overview

Have you ever been working on a program and wonder what jar contains the classes you require? Have you ever run into a case where more than one class with the same name is available in your code? Have you ever noticed the JAVA APIs never tell you what jar a class comes from? I have, many times. I have used the following perl script to retrieve a list of classes from each jar in the path I point the script to.

DISCLAIMER: YOU ARE USING THIS CODE AT YOUR OWN RISK. GREGORY CABLE AND HIS AFFILIATES MAY NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY NEGATIVE EFFECTS YOU EXPERIENCE IN USING THIS CODE. THIS CODE IS PROVIDED AS IS - BY USING THIS CODE YOU ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY. YOU ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MODIFICATIONS MADE TO THIS CODE.

Requirements:

• You must have Perl installed
• You must have BOBJ installed (jars and unzip will come form the install)
• The code provided

Steps:

• Add the following code to a file. The name getBOBJClassList.pl works.
  
  

• Replace the path between the quotes on the line that starts with "$unzipPath = ". You can search for "unzip.exe" on your drive, be sure to add \\ to the end of the path and make each \ within the path \\ (escapes it so perl knows it is a literal backslash).
• Replace the path between the quotes on the line that starts with "$dir = ". This is the path that contains the jar files from which you wish to extract the class information. Once again, be sure to add \\ to the end of the path and make each \ within the path \\ (escapes it so perl knows it is a literal backslash).
• Run the perl script. This can take a while to run.

Additional Information:

• To use the list, simply replace the "." in your import statement with "/" and search the results of the script. Note that we could have programmatically replaced the "/" with "." in the script using regular expressions.
• We could also use command line substitutions to set the paths, I don't see the point since I have to modify them text by adding backslashes anyway.
• Finally, rather than dumping the results to standard out you can always create a file.

TIP: When the script is running it will be dumping a line out for every class found in the jar files. The screen print takes a lot of resources. If you minimize the screen or re-size the screen so very few rows are displayed the process will complete much quicker.

This document provides a way to get the data objects used in a web intelligence document using Report Engine Java SDK.

While running the code, you have to provide a folder id, for which you want all the webi report data objects. This will also bring reports in sub folders.

For more scripts and information on how to run these scripts refer to the blog avaiable here:

http://scn.sap.com/people/shawn.penner/blog/2013/06/04/scripts-and-samples

Below is the Java Server Pages (JSP) sample

Note:

•You would need to change the userName, password, cmsName  to the values specific to your enterprise server in the provided sample code.

• The sample code will only run with BO XI 3.1 version of SAP BusinessObjects Platform