In some cases, you may see the repo: syntax used to refer to a location in a JasperReports Server repository. The repo: syntax can be used to refer to any type of resource, such as reports, images, data sources, and input controls. The repo: syntax can be used in two ways:
| • | repo: used without a path – A resource of a report. This syntax is generated when a resource is selected when a report is published to the repository. For example, if you upload an image as a resource of a report, you might see JRXML like this: |
"repo:AllAccounts_Res2"[/code] |
When you publish a report to JasperReports Server and upload your resources, Jaspersoft Studio updates the JRXML in the published report to use the repo: syntax to refer to the uploaded resources in the repository.
| • | repo: used with a path – A resource saved somewhere in the repository. For example, to refer to an image in the repository, you might see JRXML like this: |
"repo:/Images/myimage.jpg"[/code] |
In a multi-organization deployment of JasperReports Server, the path used in a repo: expression is relative to the organization of the current user. For example, if User1 in Organization_1 accesses the report, JasperReports Server looks for myimage.jpg in the Images folder of Organization_1. If User2 in Organization_2 accesses the report, JasperReports Server looks for myimage.jpg in Images folder of Organization_2.
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