reportburster-server

Deploy and manage ReportBurster Server as a Windows service with web UI.

75|8|Updated Dec 20, 2023
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npx skills add https://github.com/flowkraft/reportburster --skill reportburster-server
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Skill: reportburster-server
Source: https://github.com/flowkraft/reportburster/tree/main/asbl/src/main/external-resources/db-template/_apps/flowkraft/_ai-hub/.skills/reportburster-server
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flowkraft/reportburster --skill reportburster-server

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enables organizations to deploy and operate the ReportBurster Server for centralized, unattended, 24/7 automated report processing, eliminating manual bursts from desktop workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Server Mode: Runs as a Windows service with a web UI (http://machine-name:9090) for centralized control and multi-user access.
  • Automatic Polling: Monitors the poll/ folder and auto-bursts when new reports arrive.
  • Scheduling & Integration: Integrates with Windows Task Scheduler and enterprise systems to drop reports on a schedule for automated processing.
  • Management & Troubleshooting: Provides deployable scripts and a web UI for configuration, monitoring, and service management.

Quick Start

Download the ReportBurster Server package and extract it to a simple path (avoid Program Files). Ensure Java 17+ is installed. Run startServer.bat and then open http://localhost:9090 to configure burst definitions and monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions about reportburster-server

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up automated report processing as a Windows service?

Automated report processing as a Windows service is set up by deploying the ReportBurster Server, running startServer.bat, and accessing the web UI at port 9090 to configure burst definitions and monitor the poll/ folder.

What is folder polling for automated report bursting and how does it work?

Folder polling for automated report bursting works by having the server continuously monitor a dedicated poll/ directory, automatically triggering the burst process whenever new report files are dropped into that folder.

Do I need Java installed to run a centralized reporting server on Windows?

Yes, you need Java 17 or higher installed to run this centralized reporting server on Windows. You should also extract the server package to a simple path and avoid using Program Files.

Can I use Windows Task Scheduler with automated report bursting?

Yes, you can use Windows Task Scheduler with automated report bursting by configuring scheduled tasks to drop reports into the monitored poll/ folder, which triggers automatic processing without manual intervention.

What is the best way to manage multi-user access for enterprise report processing?

The best way to manage multi-user access for enterprise report processing is through the server's web UI at http://machine-name:9090, which provides centralized control, configuration, and monitoring for multiple users.

Why does my report bursting server fail to start on Windows?

Your report bursting server may fail to start if Java 17+ is missing, if the package was extracted to Program Files, or if there are port conflicts on 9090. Use the provided management scripts for troubleshooting.