reportburster-server

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

75|8|Updated Dec 20, 2023
One-click install
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.