Deployment of Jasper Server

[shivkant84]

Hi All,

i made datasource connections,  domains and few adhoc reports in jasper server 3.5 pro license edition. Now problem is that we have to deploy these these generated reports to a new jasper server on the other machine.

I have following questions too..

1) How jasper server stores generated reports? is this in tables or xml files?

2) How can we increase loading time for large reports

some one please help us.

 

Thanks

Shivkant

[tmatyashovsky]

The best way to import/export reports from one server to another is to use js-import/js-export tool.

 

Please have a look for detailed spec.

Hope that will help.

 

Best,

Taras Matyashovsky

[forthamilton]

1) How jasper server stores generated reports? is this in tables or xml files?

Usually jasperserver stores all reports in bundled mysql. you can use js-import/js-export to move your reports to new server.

I have no idea on your 2nd question.

 

[ramnik]

On the second question:-

 

- Do you want to Increase Or decrease Loading time for large reports

Here the things you can try :-

- in the applicationContext.xml, there is option to set the Virtulizer settings.

<!--report virtualizers-->
  <bean id="fileVirtualizerFactory" class="com.jaspersoft.jasperserver.api.engine.common.service.impl.FileVirtualizerFactory">
    <property name="maxSize" value="300"/>
    <property name="directory" value="${java.io.tmpdir}"/>
  </bean>

 

By default, the max number of pages to be kept in memory is = 300.

1. If you want to increase the load time for reports , decrease the number of pages to be kept in memory

2. If you want to decrease the load time for reports, increase the number of pages to be kept in memory ..

3. You will see best response time, when all pages for the report are kept in memory

 

 

 

[acarmar]

Hi, there are a tool for doing deploy directly on another machine. The tool is on http://sourceforge.net/projects/jaspertools/?source=directory

Bye.