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# Preface

This manual describes the different options available for publishing reports with Oracle Application Server Reports Services, as well as how to configure the OracleAS Reports Services software for publishing reports.

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## Audience

This manual is intended for anyone who is interested in publishing reports with OracleAS Reports Services. To configure OracleAS Reports Services, it is useful to have a solid understanding of the following technologies:

- Your operating system

- Java

- Databases

- CORBA

- JSP files

- XML and DTD files

- Web server configuration

- HTTP

This manual will guide you through configuring components related to these technologies.

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## Related Documentation

For more information about Oracle Reports, refer to the following resources:

- Oracle Reports Tutorial

- Oracle Reports Building Reports

- Oracle Reports online Help, which you can access in any of the following ways:

  - From Reports Builder:

    - Choose Help > Help Contents.

    - Click Help or press F1 in any dialog box.

    - In the Property Inspector, click a property, then press F1 to display the property's help topic.

  - On the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) Oracle Reports 10g page (`http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/reports/index.html`):

    - Under Resources, click Hosted Online Help to display the Web-based version of the most recent Oracle Reports online Help.

    - Under News, click Oracle Reports Online Help Update to replace your Oracle Reports online Help in Reports Builder with the most recent update. Instructions for replacing your help file are included in the `readme.txt` in the download file.

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