After upgrading my Mac OS to Mavericks, iReport quit working

[d_s_little]

After the upgrade my iReports 5.1 would no longer launch.  I downloaded latest version (5.5.0) and it will not launch either.  No bouncing icon in the dock.  Nothing.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

David

[mgeise]

There must be some change to the JVM on Mavericks that causes this.  You might check what version of java you have and potentially download a different  version of Java and see if that helps.  Let us know...obviously since Mavericks just came out, we didn't have a chance to test with it and it is not certified/supported on it, but it would be good to have a solution for folks anyway. :)

[mgeise]

After looking around a little more, the internet beings are claiming that Mavericks does not have a JVM installed and you may need to actually reinstall one.  It seems apple decided to delete java during the upgrade.  Go to a terminal and type the following and see what you get:  java -version

[d_s_little]

I found that out about my previous JVM.  I am running java 1.7.0_45

Oddly enough, I just downloaded Jaspersoft Studio and it appears to work just fine.

[kfronenbroek]

Had the same issue after Mavericks upgrade.

Installed Java 1.7 and tried iReport 5.1.0 and 5.5.0 - same issue:

 

/var/log/system.log: com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[154] ([0x0-0x49049].Jaspersoft iReport Designer[1177]): Exited with code: 2

 

Searching further we found out it complaints about java not found.

"${jdkhome}/bin/java" on my system should be "${jdkhome}/Commands/java"

 

Some hacks in the following file fixed the the iReport start for me:

/Applications/Jaspersoft iReport Designer.app/Contents/Resources/ireport/platform9/lib/nbexec

 

< if [ ! -x "${jdkhome}/bin/java" ] ; then

> if [ ! -x "${jdkhome}/Commands/java" ] ; then

 

< eval ""$jdkhome/bin/java"" -classpath ""${updatercp}"" $jargs "-Dnetbeans.user="$userdir"" $updater_class "$args"

---

> eval ""$jdkhome/Commands/java"" -classpath ""${updatercp}"" $jargs "-Dnetbeans.user="$userdir"" $updater_class "$args"

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< eval ${_NB_PROFILE_CMD} ""${jdkhome}/bin/java"" -Djdk.home=""${jdkhome}"" -classpath ""$cp""

---

> eval ${_NB_PROFILE_CMD} ""${jdkhome}/Commands/java"" -Djdk.home=""${jdkhome}"" -classpath ""$cp""

 

 

iReport 5.5.0 now seems to run fine.

[adriano70]

iReport Designer 5.5.0 com jdk 7

No Mac OS X Maverick, altere o arquivo ireport.conf no diretorio /Applications/Jaspersoft iReport Designer.app/Contents/Resources/ireport/etc

Altere a linha  #jdkhome="/path/to/jdk"

para  jdkhome="/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_45.jdk/Contents/Home"