User Defined Report Archive

2. Customize the data archiving mechanism but use the standard storage mechanisms provided by InetSoft.

Choose 'User Defined' under the 'Archive Storage' heading and then choose 'Archive Class' from the radio button below.

Enter the fully qualified name of your custom archive class. The cus­tom storage class must extend the inetsoft.sree.store.impl.DefaultRepor­tArchive or the inetsoft.sree.store.DefaultVersionedArchive classes depending on the type of standard storage you would like to use.

3. Customize both the data archiving mechanism and the storage of archived files.

Choose 'User Defined' under the 'Archive Storage' heading and then choose 'Archive Class' from the radio button below.

Enter the fully qualified name of your custom archive class. The cus­tom storage class must extend the inetsoft.sree.store.impl.DefaultRepor­tArchive class.

Override the getStorageClass() method to return the fully qualified class name of your custom storage class.

The custom storage class must implement the inetsoft.sree.store.DataStor­age or the inetsoft.sree.store.VersionedStorage interfaces.

Refer to the product java docs for more details on the custom Archive Classes and Interfaces.

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