Barcode Reporting with PEERNET Reports 2.0

PEERNET Reports is a desktop barcode, reporting, and labeling solution with exclusive support for barcodes built-in. It provides a WYSIWYG interface that allows you to create any report or label (with or without barcodes).

PEERNET's barcode, reporting and labeling solution plays a pivotal role in ERP, quotation, ticketing, warehousing, shipping, stores, manufacturing, identification, banking, and postal systems or any other system where bar codes are critical to your success.

PEERNET Reports WYSIWYG interface allows full access to all the objects used to construct a barcode, reporting or labeling solution. It can build virtually any style of report or label.

PEERNET Reports has a built-in heterogeneous J-SQL engine and a Visual SQL Query (QBE) builder that allows you to visually construct the SQL used in report or label (no need to know SQL). This powerful J-SQL engine allows you to access multiple sources of data (JDBC sources, ODBC sources, Java Object sources, etc) all at the same time.

PEERNET Reports provides full support for user define Paper Stocks along with the 100s of importable Avery paper stocks. Why? In order to provide a true WYSIWYG environment for constructing reports and labels that meet industry design and layout standards. This is specifically important in the barcode and labeling industries.

This feature enables reports and labels to be sent to a printer or exported to formats like Adobe searchable PDF, or image files in a truly WYSIWYG manner.

PEERNET Reports script and expression language is Java allows you to use your own Java classes and expressions directly from within PEERNET Reports. You can even copy and paste your Java code right into PEERNET Reports.

PEERNET Reports, unlike other reporting solutions, provides access to any part of the reporting solution through the PEERNET Reports Object Model. A Java API used to alter the reporting solution on the fly.

Bar coding, reporting and labeling made to order!

Release Info:	Major Update on Dec 15, 2004
Release Notes:	Fixed memory consumption for large reports, improved performance by 2-4 times, and more