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Note that this example uses the "Order Entry" portion of the sample schema. Click in the master group the main group that still contains most of the column names to create a new formula column. Open the Property Inspector for the formula column. Under Column , make sure the Datatype property is set to Number.
When the code is compiled, click Close. Save the report. You have created the data model for your barcode report, which contains a formula column that retrieves the barcode information and displays the barcode image on your report, and another formula column that displays the order total.
On the Style page, select Group Above , then click Next. On the Data Source page, click Next. On the Data page, click Next. Note: If you aren't sure whether you produced the desired results, you can always open the file we provided, called ShippingManifest. Or, you can run ShippingManifest.
If you want to build a paper report with a barcode, see Section The report you will create in this section is the same as the one you created for paper. You will create a report that displays the invoice for a particular customer.
The company can use this barcode to find out the status of the order. You can run the final version of the JSP report we've provided to see what you'll build in these steps, but please note that you will need to update the location of the images in the source code see Section Note: Before you begin this section, make sure you have all the necessary files, and that you've imported the Java classes, and set up the class path.
See Section Your data model should look something like this:. You have now created the query that will pull in the data for your report. You will need to create three formula columns in your report to retrieve the tracking number for the order, the origin of the order, and the destination for the order. Under Column , set the Datatype property to Character. Save your report as a JSP. You have created the three formula columns that will hold the values for the tracking number, the origin, and the destination of the order.
Unlike using the JavaBean with a paper report, you do not need to use the Java importer to import the Java classes. In this section, you will also learn how to set the properties for the bean so that the correct data is being used to produce the barcode.
To ensure that the JavaBean references the correct barcode images, you must first update your report with the correct path. In the Web Source view, look for the text: Define Path information for your barcode images. Under this text, update the paths to make sure they point to the directories where your images will be generated e. Be sure to maintain the integrity of the paths we've provided.
Note: The directory where these files are located must be accessible by the Web server. This directory is typically located somewhere below the directory where you keep your JSPs. Make sure that this directory exists on your computer before you run the report to the Web.
If you do not want comments in your code, you do not have to add these lines. Click the Run Web Layout button in the toolbar to run your report to a browser. Note: If Netscape 7. You can work around this bug by making a copy of the Netscape 7. Your report displays in your Web browser, and should look something like this:.
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