Schedule a Job

[thomas.frommelt]

Hi,

i have Problems to schedule a job in the new Version 5.6.0.

Any date in the Date Field, jasper throws an error.

In Version 5.5 everything works fine.

Can anyone help me?

[rsuddhala]

Hi,

I think you need to set the calendar date  format as per the requirement in "jasperserver_config.properties"

which in "jrsWEB-INFbundlesjasperserver_config.properties"

 

Thanks,

raviraj

[ckampshoff]

Hi,

I think you have to type in the date/time like this : 10.10.2014 09:00:00

Don't forget the the two "00" for the seconds.

HTH

[thomas.frommelt]

Hello,

thanks for your answers. But i have still the problems. I think my jasperser_config_de.properties are correct. 

My Login:

 

# Used for parsing and formatting dates by server

date.format=dd.MM.yyyy

datetime.format=dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm:ss

time.format=HH:mm:ss

 

# Used for parsing and formatting dates by calendar component (UI).

# Pattern for date should match appropriated pattern from server properties.

# The format for calendar component can be combinations of the following:

# d  - day of month (no leading zero)

# dd - day of month (two digit)

# o  - day of year (no leading zeros)

# oo - day of year (three digit)

# D  - day name short

# DD - day name long

# m  - month of year (no leading zero)

# mm - month of year (two digit)

# M  - month name short

# MM - month name long

# y  - year (two digit)

# yy - year (four digit)

calendar.date.format=dd.mm.yy

calendar.datetime.format=dd.mm.yyyy HH:mm:ss

calendar.time.format=HH:mm:ss

# Current calendar component supports only patterns with time after date ("hh:mm M dd, yy" will not work)

# The datetime component is configured by calendar.date.format and calendar.time.format

calendar.datetime.separator=u0020

 

# Additional validation of dates in AdHoc filter and other parts of UI

validation.date.pattern=/^\d{2}.\d{2}.\d{4}$/

validation.datetime.pattern=/^\d{2}.\d{2}.\d{4}\s\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}$/

validation.time.pattern=/^\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}$/

 

report.scheduling.output.format.1=pdf

report.scheduling.output.format.2=html

report.scheduling.output.format.3=xls

report.scheduling.output.format.4=rtf

report.scheduling.output.format.5=csv

report.scheduling.output.format.6=odt

report.scheduling.output.format.7=txt

report.scheduling.output.format.8=docx

report.scheduling.output.format.9=ods

report.scheduling.output.format.10=xlsx

 

# The substitution value being used in password input forms avoiding the real password appears in HTML

input.password.substitution=~Wertersetzung~

 

[ckampshoff]

Have you test it with two times the "00" for the time value?
I had a similar problem, by scheduling a report. I forgot the "nulls"
for the seconds and after that it worked for me.

 

[thomas.frommelt]

Thanks for your answer.Yes i have tested it with "00" for the time value?

[ckampshoff]

Have you typed in the date / time value or have you chosen it by using the calender control?

[thomas.frommelt]

I have tryed both. But with the Calender control i get only time without seconds.

[ckampshoff]

Hello again,

I have the CE version of the Jasperserver 5.2. and here everything is fine. I have several reports which are scheduled and work very well. No problems. I'm sorry but I really don't know why it won't work for you.

Perhaps sone one else has the pro version of the jasperserver and knows why this won't work.

Sorry.

 

[thomas.frommelt]

Thanks a lot for your help. I think thats a bug.