2004 IR Help Posted August 20, 2006 Share Posted August 20, 2006 By: Joserra - txerra333 Extremely complex report 2004-12-23 01:58 I'm completely new to JasperReports, and the very first thing I must do with JasperReports sounds difficult. I have a product list, with one checkbox in each product. The user selects the products he want to display and clicks "Submit". I have to generate a PDF file with all the products, each product must have its own detail, with a lot of information, dinamically generated of course. How can I do this? A brief - structural help is welcome, but if you know some tutorial (have searched but not found) better for me. Thanks all By: CleverFool - cleverfool RE: Extremely complex report 2004-12-23 02:18 Sounds extreme simple (if I understood task corectly). You just: 1. Create JRDataSource which will contain all details of every selected product; 2. Create report with detail band, containing all needed fields; 3. Then you just export report to PDF populating it with created datasource; 4. That's all. Sounds very simple to me. By: Burn_in_mind - survivor_pan RE: Extremely complex report 2004-12-26 19:32 Maybe you can use a tool such as ireport to help you! By: AvishekSinha - avisheksinha RE: Extremely complex report 2005-01-25 04:40 Hi Friends I have a similar problem, Can anyone help? Even I want to start the description of different products on a new page. By: Agiler - agiler RE: Extremely complex report 2005-01-25 05:07 Use groups and select "start on a new page" By: Joserra - txerra333 RE: Extremely complex report 2004-12-23 02:33 Thanks for the reply, but I think I need more detailed help... I can get the product Resultset easily, that's not a problem. But, what's a band? Really really I've find any documentation about jasperReport, but all I get is very short and incomplete! Another consideration about the document format is that each product must start in a new page. Is this a big limitation? Thanks By: David Lim - aberrant80 RE: Extremely complex report 2005-01-25 18:21 A band is a section in the report. You've looked at documentation? Well this information is actually covered in the tutorial. As for your resultset, you could either use a parameterised SQL statement embedded in your report and pass in the user-selected parameters. Or u can convert them to a JRDataSource. Look at the soruce code of the various subclasses of that and find one that's suitable for your data structure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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