System Requirements
The JasperReports IO service can run a maximum of 2, 5, or 10 reports concurrently, depending on your license. The following table contains the recommended system requirements for JasperReports IO based on the maximum number of concurrent report runs:
| Maximum Concurrent Report Runs | Processor | RAM |
| 2 | 1 - 2 cores | 512MB - 2GB |
| 5 | 2 - 4 cores | 2GB - 4GB |
| 10 | 2 - 4 cores | 4GB - 8GB |
Starting JasperReports IO
JasperReports IO is available as a standalone ZIP package, downloadable from jaspersoft.com.
Different download packages are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
This installation package contains all the services and components needed for creating your own client applications and embeddable reports, including the JasperReports IO Professional reporting service, the JavaScript API, a web server, a sample web application, data source adapters, and a Java Runtime Environment. The reporting service and sample web application are deployed when you start the web server.The sample web application helps you get started with creating your own application by demonstrating the capabilities of the JasperReports IO reporting service and the JasperReports IO JavaScript API.
See Managing JasperReports IO for information on the contents and directory structure of JasperReports IO.
To start the JasperReports IO reporting service:
| 1. | Download the standalone package for your machine's operating system. |
| 2. | Extract the standalone package and open the extracted folder. |
| 3. | Run the start script to launch the web server. |
| a. | If you are using Windows, run the start.bat script. |
| b. | If you are using Linux or macOS, run start.sh. |
The script starts the web server. The JasperReports IO web application is ready for use.
| 4. | To test the demo web application, open a browser and go to the following URL:http://localhost:8080 |
The browser opens the sample JasperReports IO web application. The sample application displays details about how to work with JasperReports IO.
| 5. | To shut down the web server, run the stop script. |
| a. | If you are using Windows, run the stop.bat script. |
| b. | If you are using Linux or macOS, run stop.sh. |
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