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iServer Express is a report server that eliminates the burden of manually fulfilling user requests for reports. It automates the delivery of reports designed with open source BIRT, the most popular Eclipse-based reporting tool. Built-in scheduling and security features simplify the task of securely delivering reports to users. Report management features like job monitoring, versioning and archiving make it possible for administrators to ensure that the reporting environment is operating efficiently. iServer Express can be deployed as a stand-alone report server or as a behind-the-scenes reporting service for other applications.

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Format:Software
Date:Aug 2008Version:9SP3
License:demo
Limitations:90-day trial version
System Req:Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 5.0, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 (Windows version also available)

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