1. Oracle Reports Developer
1.1. User friendly wizards
1.2. Pluggable data sources
1.3. Customizable report templates
2. Wizard Pages
2.1. Report Style
2.1.1. Tabular
2.1.2. Group Above
2.1.3. Group Left
2.1.4. Matrix
2.1.5. Matrix with Group
2.2. Data Source Type
2.3. Data Source Definition
2.4. Fields
2.5. Totals
2.6. Labels
2.7. Template
2.7.1. Pre-Defined
2.7.2. User Defined
2.7.3. No template
3. Modifying Report
3.1. Manipulating Objects
3.1.1. Clear, move, resize fields
3.2. Modifying Visual Attributes
3.2.1. Edit text, fill colours
3.3. Conditional Formatting
3.4. Insert Page, Numbers, Dates, and Times
3.5. Aligning Columns
4. Data Link
4.1. Compound Join
4.1.1. Multicolumn Primary or Foreign Key
4.1.2. Define multiple equijoin
4.2. Nonequijoin
4.2.1. Primary Key value between two other values
5. Designing Reports
5.1. Specification
5.2. Structure
5.2.1. Data retrieval
5.2.2. Common features
5.3. Style
5.3.1. Tabular
5.3.2. Master Detail
5.3.3. Master with Two Details
5.3.4. Matrix
5.4. Publishing Medium
6. Components
6.1. Object Navigator
6.2. Report Editor
6.2.1. Data Model
6.2.2. Web Source
6.2.3. Paper Layout
6.2.4. Paper Design
6.2.5. Paper Parameter Form
6.3. Property Inspector
6.4. PL/SQL Editor
7. JSP Technology
7.1. Definition
7.1.1. Dynamic scripting capability for web pages
7.1.2. Server side technology
7.1.3. Enables the separation of dynamic and static content in a web page
7.2. Advantages
7.2.1. Separation of dynamic and static content
7.2.2. Support for scripting and tags
7.2.3. Portable
7.3. Tags
7.3.1. Standards: Taglib & Page
7.3.2. Reports Custom: rw:report, rw:objects, rw:foreach, rw:field, rw:include