> Having done this in the wild a while ago, it seemed to be hard for most of the other developers to do anything complex with it.
Same. Long ago I replaced an expensive Crystal Report solution with reports delivered as XML/XSLTs that used IE's feature at the time of applying the XSLT at the browser. It worked very well and provided nice interactive reports. I also wrote a bunch of cookbooks (for lack of a better term) that allowed the business analysts to create additional reports.
Same. Long ago I replaced an expensive Crystal Report solution with reports delivered as XML/XSLTs that used IE's feature at the time of applying the XSLT at the browser. It worked very well and provided nice interactive reports. I also wrote a bunch of cookbooks (for lack of a better term) that allowed the business analysts to create additional reports.