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Hi Geniuses,<br />
I have a web application which generates the reports in three formats(CSV, HTML, PDF). <br />
I am using Jasper Reports to do it.<br />
But now I have a enhancement to do <br />
I have to implement a web Service thru Axis to generate the CSV file. So that user reports are not only used for viewing but also for the support for user's further operations.<br />
I know how to create a file from CSV file from Jasper Reports.<br />
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But now issue is Designing WebService. I mean what will my Web Service will do. Will it be sending CSV file to the User.If yes, then what if CSV file created is in gigs, is this the right way?. Or we have to only specify user that CSV file has been created at the particular location. <br />
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Hi Geniuses,
I have a web application which generates the reports in three formats(CSV, HTML, PDF). 
I am using Jasper Reports to do it.
But now I have a enhancement to do 
I have to implement a web Service thru Axis to generate the CSV file. So that user reports are not only used for viewing but also for the support for user's further operations.
I know how to create a file from CSV file from Jasper Reports.

But now issue is Designing WebService. I mean what will my Web Service will do. Will it be sending CSV file to the User.If yes, then what if CSV file created is in gigs, is this the right way?. Or we have to only specify user that CSV file has been created at the particular location. 



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