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LogiXML Reports It Will Do Java

Developers no longer limited to .NET

By David Worthington

December 15, 2007 — When LogiXML chose to optimize its reporting software for the .NET platform, it effectively raised a barrier to its adoption, since Java EE permeates the enterprise. However, that obstacle is no more.

The company made a Java version of Logi Report available on its FreeReporting.com Web site in November. The release supports Java Web servers, such as Apache’s Tomcat, BEA’s WebLogic, IBM’s WebSphere and Red Hat’s JBoss, running on Linux.

Logi Report for Java provides connectivity for any JDBC-compliant database, according to the company. Java Runtime Environment versions 1.4 through 1.6 are also supported.

Logi Report helps developers create and publish Web-based business reports. The software provides AJAX-powered charting, crosstabs, data grouping, grill-down and drill-through, and sorting and paging capabilities. Data is stored as XML files, making Logi Report browser-agnostic.

“[Logi Report for Java] opens up the other half of the universe to Logi. Developers can do whatever they prefer from an integration standpoint,” said LogiXML CEO and founder Arman Eshraghi.

The final version will ship during the LogiNexus 2008 user conference, which takes place Jan. 13-16, Eshraghi said.

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