Hi @pallavi_r ,
Yes, you can.
For Java Integration,you can generate reports in Power BI from a Java-based application by leveraging Power BI’s APIs. This involves embedding Power BI reports within your Java application and passing data dynamically.
You can also pull data from your Java application into Power BI using REST APIs or direct database connections.
MS Fabric for Data Integration.
For more you may refer to：Solved: Integrating Java Web App Data with Power BI Embedd... - Microsoft Fabric Community
As for Hosting JAR Files, MS Fabric supports custom libraries, including JAR files. You can upload these JAR files to your Fabric environment and use them in your Spark job. Fabric allows you to manage both public and custom libraries, making it flexible for various development needs.
Library management in Fabric environments - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Manage Apache Spark libraries - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Best regards.
Community Support Team_Caitlyn
