Le 31/01/2012 22:07, Andreas Säger a écrit :
Hi Andreas,
Am 31.01.2012 20:16, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Yes, the dependency on Java JRE/JDK is a pain in the backside, but
unfortunately unavoidable if you want to use Base, at least for the time
being.
With no Java being installed, I can connect a Base document to any
non-Java database, write queries, draw input forms and use Calc as
reporting engine.
And I would state that that is an "unusual" user setup. The user here
wants a relational database with subforms and reports and does not want
to use mysql, so where does that leave him her with regard to Base -
IMO, with HSQLDB, the stock db engine provided with LO. For that, you
need a JRE/JDK.
And Calc for reports is OK, much as is Writer, but for anything a bit
more than a simple report, the user will have to deal with not only the
idiosyncrasies of the respective tool used for creating the report,
plus, in general, learn to use macros. The whole benefit of having a
specific reporting tool (the Java based ORB extension) is that this is
suppose to ease that pain.
Personally, I'd love to be able to say, you get a great and easy to use
db reporting engine without Java in LO, but that is simply not the case
at the moment.
Alex
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