/// User-defined parameter. Defined on Report and on Application.
Parameter COPYFROMAPP = "FromRpt";
Property CopyFromApp As %String(ZENURL = "CopyFromApp");
/// This callback is invoked after this report is instantiated
/// and before it is run.
Method %OnBeforeReport() As %Status
  {
    Set:..CopyFromApp="" ..CopyFromApp=$$$GETPARAMETER("COPYFROMAPP")
    Quit $$$OK
  } 

Parameter ENCODING="ISO-8859-1";

• The URI of any valid XSLT stylesheet. You can use any URI that returns appropriate XSLT. Relative URIs are handled with respect to the current URI.
  For general information about query parameters, see the “URI Query Parameters for Zen Reports” section in the chapter “Running Zen Reports.”
• The name of a file containing a valid XSLT stylesheet. The file must reside in the directory specified in the CSP Files Physical Path for the Web Application definition for the Zen report. For example, if the URI for the Zen report class is:

  http://localhost:57772/csp/myNamespace/mine.MyReport.cls

  Then the syntax for the EXCELSTYLESHEET parameter is:

  Parameter EXCELSTYLESHEET="data.xsl";

  And the file data.xsl must reside in the directory specified as the CSP Files Physical Path. The default value for this directory is: /csp/myNamespace.
• An empty string. In this case, the class generates a to-EXCEL stylesheet using the specification in its XData ReportDisplay block.

• The URI of any valid XSLT stylesheet. You can use any URI that returns appropriate XSLT. Relative URIs are handled with respect to the current URI.
  The URI string can refer to a to-HTML stylesheet created by another Zen report class in the same namespace. Use the $MODE=tohtml query parameter to specify that you want to use the to-HTML output from that class, as follows:

  Parameter HTMLSTYLESHEET="MyApp.Report.cls?$MODE=tohtml";

  For general information about query parameters, see the “URI Query Parameters for Zen Reports” section in the chapter “Running Zen Reports.”
• The name of a file containing a valid XSLT stylesheet. The file must reside in the directory specified in the CSP Files Physical Path for the Web Application definition for the Zen report. For example, if the URI for the Zen report class is:

  http://localhost:57772/csp/myNamespace/mine.MyReport.cls

  Then the syntax for the HTMLSTYLESHEET parameter is:

  Parameter HTMLSTYLESHEET="data.xsl";

  And the file data.xsl must reside in the directory specified as the CSP Files Physical Path. The default value for this directory is: /csp/myNamespace.
• An empty string. In this case, the class generates a to-HTML stylesheet using the specification in its XData ReportDisplay block.

Parameter PDFSWITCH = "-o";

Parameter XMLSWITCH = "-d";

• The URI of any valid XSLT stylesheet. You can use any URI that returns appropriate XSLT. Relative URIs are handled with respect to the current URI.
  The URI string can refer to a to-XSLFO stylesheet created by another Zen report class in the same namespace. Use the $MODE=toxslfo query parameter to specify that you want to use the to-XSLFO output from that class, as follows:

  Parameter XSLFOSTYLESHEET="MyApp.Report.cls?$MODE=toxslfo";
  

  For general information about query parameters, see the “URI Query Parameters for Zen Reports” section in the chapter “Running Zen Reports.”
• The name of a file containing a valid XSLT stylesheet. The file must reside in the Web Application directory for the namespace in which the Zen report class resides. For example, if the URI for the Zen report class is:

  http://localhost:57772/csp/myNamespace/mine.MyReport.cls

  Then the syntax for the XSLFOSTYLESHEET parameter is:

  Parameter XSLFOSTYLESHEET="data.xsl";

  And the file data.xsl must reside in the directory specified as the CSP Files Physical Path. The default value for this directory is: /csp/myNamespace.
• An empty string. In this case, the class generates a to-XSLFO stylesheet using the specification in its XData ReportDisplay block.

Parameter XSLSWITCH = "-s";

Parameter EMBEDXSL=1;
Parameter REPORTXMLNAMESPACE="http://www.example.com";
Parameter REPORTXMLNAMESPACEPREFIX="SR"; 

• Excel spreadsheet, use this combination of settings and values:
  • Class parameter DEFAULTMODE may have any value
  • Class parameter STYLESHEETDEFAULTMODE="toexcel"
  • URI query string parameter $MODE="excel" or $MODE="xlsx"
• XHTML, use this combination of settings and values:
  • Class parameter DEFAULTMODE may have any value
  • Class parameter STYLESHEETDEFAULTMODE="tohtml"
  • URI query string parameter $MODE="html"
• PDF, use this combination:
  • Class parameter DEFAULTMODE may have any value
  • Class parameter STYLESHEETDEFAULTMODE="toxslfo"
  • URI query string parameter $MODE="pdf"
• XML, use this combination:
  • Class parameter DEFAULTMODE may have any value
  • Omit the class parameter STYLESHEETDEFAULTMODE
  • Omit $MODE, or use $MODE="xml"

• "tohtml" — To-HTML stylesheet in XSLT format
• "toxslfo" — To-XSLFO stylesheet in XSLT format