‎09-10-2017 06:46 AM
I want to export report dataset content into excel using only Java. From the documentation I found a way to get the report dataset content into a megacollection like this -
MegaObject mgobjDataSubSet = megaRoot.getCollection("~)ilXTIGrKPiB[Report DataSet]").get(datasetId);
MegaCollection mgcolDataSubSetValues = mgobjDataSubSet.getCollection("~Yvazr2mvKf21[DataSet Create]");
How can I iterate through this collection to get the short names of all the objects in this collection?
‎18-12-2017 01:57 PM
After some trial and error, I found out that you can access the content by using the absid of the definition item to retrieve values in each row.
The value you get is the absid of your object, which you can then lookup using GetObjectFromID:
' grab the dataset rds = GetObjectFromID("XXXXXXXXX") ' grab its definition rdsdef = rds.GetCollection("Report DataSet Definition").Item(1) struct = rdsdef.GetCollection("Report DataSet Structure").item(1) columns = struct.GetCollection("Report DataSet Item") ' generate rows = rds.getCollection("~Yvazr2mvKf21[DataSet Create]", "order") print "Found " & CStr(rows.Count) & " rows and " & CStr(columns.Count) & " columns." ' iterate and display all columns for each row in rows print "-------" for each col in columns colname = col.GetProp("Short Name") colkey = "~" + col.getProp("Absolute Identifier") value = row.getProp(colkey) print colname & ": " & CStr(value) next next
‎12-10-2017 08:22 PM
Does anyone have any insights into this? Is it possible to use the java API to extract an existing report dataset to Excel?
Thanks!