Comments on Reporting Tales - Pentaho Reporting Tips and Tricks from the Author: Pentaho Reporting 3.6 released

This was not a feature we implemented. So far you ...

2010-04-22T09:49:20.325+01:00

This was not a feature we implemented. So far you still have to write your own code.

Hi, a new feature in pentaho reporting 3.6 schoul...

2010-04-21T13:19:38.817+01:00

Hi,

a new feature in pentaho reporting 3.6 schould be to be able to "open reports via the command line". Could you tell me how that works?

We have used the report designer in 3.5 extensivel...

2010-03-30T17:17:25.917+01:00

We have used the report designer in 3.5 extensively and 3.6 we have just started using.

I must say I am very impressed with how much you have accomplished. We are migrating many of our Crystal Reports over to Pentaho and have found very few "gaps" in functionality from Crystal XI to Pentaho. I looked at Pentaho when it had the classic engine and it was too intimidating to use. With the New engine, myself and one other analyst we have here have had much success.

Anyway, I just wanted to say great job! We are happy and looking forward to each release.

No, it is not significant. Pentaho Reporting is th...

2010-02-17T19:00:17.733Z

No, it is not significant. Pentaho Reporting is the sourceforge project for the reporting engine and the report-designer. The same report-designer should also appear on the "pentaho" project (as some users search for it there).

I went looking for the release under the Source Fo...

2010-02-17T16:09:53.360Z

I went looking for the release under the Source Forge "Pentaho - Business Intelligence" pages, but it still has 3.5.0-stable. It looks like prd-ce-3.6.0-stable.tar.gz is under a separate Source Forge project called "Pentaho Reporting"

Is this significant? Is there a difference between the PRDs in each project?