STPivot, Jpivot enhaced

Submitted by stratebi on 2 September, 2010 - 10:18
Software: 
STPivot

We are presenting STPivot an small improvement, open source, to old jpivot. You can now download it and work with it.

We hope to add new features in next weeks. We also like if you could test, use it, make suggestions and collaborate making new developments and improvements.

You can write us through email and write in the Discussion group about STPivot.

We like, from Stratebi, all the Pentaho community could use it and improve it.

 

Some enchancements are:

  • Ajax interface
  • Use of jQuery to handle user interactions
  • Highlighted MDX syntax in the editor
  • Easier edition of charts (resizing with mouse, icons for options)
  • New set of icons


STPivot, mejoras sobre Jpivot realizadas por Stratebi 

 

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