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// Tested with reporting module 0.6.3 PeriodIndicatorReportDefinition rd = new PeriodIndicatorReportDefinition(); rd.setName("myReport"); rd.setupDataSetDefinition(); // add cohort queries, indicators, etc. here ReportDefinitionService rds = (ReportDefinitionService) Context.getService(ReportDefinitionService.class); rds.saveDefinition(rd); |
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You can add a custom web report renderer to your report by implementing the following components. The given code is not complete but it should allow you to implement your custom web report renderer.
Implement WebReportRenderer interface
Code Block title MyReportWebRenderer.java // Tested with reporting module 0.6.3 public class MyReportWebRenderer extends IndicatorReportWebRenderer implements WebReportRenderer { /** * @see org.openmrs.report.ReportRenderer#getLabel() */ @Override public String getLabel() { return "Web Report"; } /** * @see org.openmrs.module.reporting.web.renderers.WebReportRenderer#getLinkUrl(org.openmrs.module.reporting.report.definition.ReportDefinition) */ @Override public String getLinkUrl(ReportDefinition arg0) { return "module/myreports/render.form"; } /** * @see org.openmrs.report.ReportRenderer#getRenderingModes(org.openmrs.report.ReportDefinition) */ @Override public Collection<RenderingMode> getRenderingModes(ReportDefinition definition) { List<RenderingMode> ret = new ArrayList<RenderingMode>(); for (Map.Entry<String, Mapped<? extends DataSetDefinition>> e : definition.getDataSetDefinitions().entrySet()) { String name = e.getKey(); DataSetDefinition def = e.getValue().getParameterizable(); if ("MymyReport report Data Set".equals(def.getName())) { ret.add(new RenderingMode(this, this.getLabel() , name, Integer.MAX_VALUE - 10)); } } return ret; } }
Save WebReportRenderer
Code Block title MyReportSetup.java final ReportDesign design = new ReportDesign(); design.setName(name); design.setReportDefinition(rd); design.setRendererType(MyReportWebRenderer.class); ReportService rs = Context.getService(ReportService.class); rs.saveReportDesign(design);
To display results add a Controller and a JSP
Code Block title RenderMyReportController.java // Tested with reporting module 0.6.3 @Controller public class RenderMyReportController { @RequestMapping("/module/myreports/render") public String showReport(Model model, HttpSession session, @RequestParam(required = false, value = "start") Integer start, @RequestParam(required = false, value = "size") Integer size) { String renderArg = (String) session.getAttribute(ReportingConstants.OPENMRS_REPORT_ARGUMENT); ReportData data = null; try { data = (ReportData) session.getAttribute(ReportingConstants.OPENMRS_REPORT_DATA); } catch (ClassCastException ex) { // pass } if (data == null) return "redirect:../reporting/dashboard/index.form"; return null; }
Code Block language HTML title render.jsp <%-- This page assumes a ReportData object in the session as the attribute '__openmrs_report_data' --%> <c:set var="dataSetMaps" value="${__openmrs_report_data.dataSets}" /> <c:set var="mapDataSet" value="${dataSetMaps['defaultDataSet'].data}"/> <openmrs:portlet url="currentReportHeader" moduleId="reporting" parameters="showDiscardButton=true"/> <div> Indicator value: ${mapDataSet.columnValuesByKey["myKey"].value} </a> </div>
Getting Started with the basicreportmodule
IMPORTANT-- This module does not exist as of . For now, see the following modules for ideas: