Editorial Review:
JasperForge.org is the open source development portal for the JasperSoft Business Intelligence Suite, the JasperSoft Business Intelligence solution that delivers comprehensive tools for data access, data integration, analysis, and reporting, including iReport. This definitive, authoritative book covers the following: - Covers iReport as an intuitive and easy-to-use visual report builder/designer for JasperReports, written in 100% pure Java.
- Shows how users can visually edit complex reports with charts, images, and subreports, as iReport is integrated with leading open source chart libraries for Java
- Demonstrates how the data to print can be retrieved through several methods including multiple JDBC connections, TableModels, JavaBeans, XML, MDX, EJBQL, Hibernate, and so forth
What you’ll learn - Understand the iReport and JasperReports installation process and fundamental concepts.
- Build your very first simple report.
- Set up and implement types of datasources including a JDBC connection, a custom datasource, and XML datasources.
- Explore iReport plug-ins.
- Create simple and complex charts.
Who is this book for? This book is for business intelligence reporting tool users and developers who have a background primarily in Java and Java EE.
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Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: 
El único libro que necesitas  2008-09-30
Excelente libro trata cada tema que puedes encontrarte en el iReport, claro muestra ejemplos sencillos y clásicos pero te da las herramientas necesarias para que tú experimentes por tu cuenta.
100% RECOMENDADO
To new and experienced users. 2008-03-18
The book is great, helped me learn new techniques to use and to use new tools, such as graphics or subreports.
I recommend to new and experienced users.
A Complete Waste Of Time  2008-03-11
This was a complete waste of $50. I am a Crystal Reports designer, and wanted a resource that would bring me up to speed with the expression language. This book is 300 pages of screen shots with no examples of input! I don't need to know how to navigate the UI (I learned that in much less time than reading the book would require.) Instead, the critical information - writing conditional expressions, building parameters, creating running total fields - was omitted.
If you have any comfort level with report writing, save your money or buy a reference guide to Java or Groovy.
IReport 2008-02-14
Very good book, it is very practical, concise and clear. Examples are very usefull and you can start with almost no knowledge about insides of jaspereport
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