OBIEE - calendar 10g

Hi, experts,

is it possible to build a calendar of any type of report including the features below?

(1) able to show an event that runs through several days (such as the billboards in microsoft outlook)
(2) able to show the event highlighted with different colors.

Thank you very much!

Forreging,

See the link below is very useful for your needs

http://hiteshbiblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/OBIEE-showing-data-on-calendar.html

Thank you
Oldia...

Tags: Business Intelligence

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