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| <p class="head">BIRT Tutorial</p> |
| <p class="subhead">Next Steps</p> |
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| <h1>Wrap Up</h1> |
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| In this tutorial we created a simple listing that touched on many of the features |
| of the BIRT Report Designer and Report Object Model (ROM). Now that you are |
| familiar with BIRT, you're ready to learn more about it. |
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| <h1>Next Steps</h1> |
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| Additional BIRT topics include: |
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| <li>Scripting and expressions using JavaScript |
| <li>Custom data access extensions |
| <li>Advanced formatting |
| <li>Advanced queries |
| <li>Multi-part reports (multiple lists, side-by-side lists, master-detail |
| reports, etc.) |
| <li>Conditional formatting |
| <li>Extended data items |
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| <h1>More Information</h1> |
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| A number of resources are available to help you learn more: |
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| <li>The extensive online help included within BIRT. Select Help-->Help Contents from the Eclipse menu and then click on the BIRT Developer Guide. |
| <li><a href="/birt/wiki/index.php?n=FAQ.FAQ">FAQ</a> |
| <li><a href="/birt/ref">Reference material, including ROM (Report Object Model) |
| specifications.</a> |
| <li><a href="/birt/examples">Additional example reports.</a> |
| <li><a href="/birt/index.php?page=community.html">BIRT newsgroup</a> |
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