When your JasperReports Server instance hosts multiple organizations, clients that retrieve data from it using XML/A must specify an organization. JasperReports Server looks for the requested XML/A source in that organization. If it doesn’t find it in that organization, it then looks in for the XML/A source in Public folders. The server passes data from the first XML/A source it finds that matches the specified ID. Since resources in Public folders are shared with all users regardless of their organization, Jaspersoft recommends caution in putting XML/A data sources in Public folders. When done thoughtfully, this configuration can ensure that XML/A requests are always fulfilled, but the approach necessarily exposes the data to a wider group of users than keeping the XML/A source in a more tightly-secured location.
When acting as an XML/A server, a server instance that hosts multiple organizations expects the user’s organization ID to be passed in with the credentials. Since superuser is not associated with any organization, you can’t pass the organization ID with the credentials. Because of this limitation, Jaspersoft strongly recommends that you specify a user associated with an organization (and pass the organization ID along with the user name) when connecting via XML/A. For more information, see Creating an XML/A Connection and XML/A Security. |
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