Installing Eclipse with BIRT ...

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2007-02-24 11:03
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kurund - member of the CiviCRM community - view blog guidelines
It's been a while, i was trying to get Eclipse-BIRT working on my machine (Ubuntu Edgy). Finally got success few days back. Here are the steps for installation: 1) Get the Eclipse using Ubuntu update manager. sudo aptitude install eclipse 2) BIRT package is not installed by default in Eclipse. So use Eclipse update manager and select package BIRT Reporting Tool. You might get few errors: - Could not write in /usr/lib ..... chmod -R 777 /usr/lib/eclipse - I also got following errors: Requested operation cannot be performed because it would invalidate the current configuration. See details for more information. Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime (1.0.1.v20060926-1100-gW3quUwGl-1CEqp) requires feature "org.apache.batik (1.6.0)", or compatible. BIRT Reporting for TPTP Feature (4.2.0.v200606131519--1G955G5G7A7E7M) requires plug-in "org.eclipse.birt.core". TPTP Charting Service (4.1.101.v200607310100--2PD88P8QCE_I_P) requires feature "org.apache.batik". To fix this problem you need to install org.apache.batik Go to update manager Add new update site: org.apache.batik The update URL is: http://www.dlsc.com/updates. Then select org.apache.batik package 3) I had problem with default Java that come with Ubuntu. So i installed Sun Java. Please check the link. http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_install_Java_Integrated_Development_Environment_.28Eclipse.29 Finally i was able to generate my first BIRT Report :) Few other helpful links for the beginners: http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/using-birt/ http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/examples/
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I've recently been working on a project that has required that I be able to produce reports based on data in CiviCRM.

Based on lobo's blog entry " Installing Eclipse with BIRT" http://civicrm.org/node/156 and other information, I have built a very - alpha - Mac OS X (tiger) package that installs all the required files and configures them appropriately.

I've yet to write the documentation, but if you want to have an advanced look - the file is available for download @

https://secure2.privaterra.org/BIRT+Eclipse+Tomcat.dmg.zip (233 MB)