Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

[2004 IR Help]

By: C-Box - c-box

Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-23 01:32

Hi all,

 

this morning I changed the JasperReports Library from 0.6.6 to 0.6.7 just to get rid of the annoying error with the last line near a page-break that wasn't printed properly sometimes...

But now I have a big problem:

 

the printout I get contains just the first record... with version 0.6.6 everything worked fine yet on last Friday and at weekend the only thing I changed were the steaks at my barbecue :-)

 

So I did recompile ALL my reports with the 0.6.7 library... there is also NO EXCEPTION... when debugging my custom datasources holds all needed data inside. (more than 1 of course) ... but just one is shown....

(so I don't use direct database connection, just my FilterableDTODataSource that implements the JRRewindableDataSource -> also I do use a SubReport thats datasource is such a FilterableDTODataSource )

 

Please Teodor... could you tell me what else I could try? I can't debug as deep as to I dig into the fillmethod because my JBoss app does throw a Transaction-timeout otherwise.

 

Is it related to the max row count you implemented in 0.6.7 ?

 

I don't like to add the "urgent" phrase to my posting but it's kind of critical error.

 

Thanx in advanced + hoping for some ideas

C-Box

 

 

 

 

By: mg72 - mg72

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-24 05:11

Hi,

 

that seems to be an JasperReports 0.6.7 error because the scriptlet-example from version 0.6.7 shows the same failure! At every address record there is only one data-row shown (but the count for data-rows is correct!)

 

I have some trouble because I used the scriplet-example to create table-rows with different row-color. Now my report does only show one data-row!

 

 

 

 

 

By: C-Box - c-box

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-24 05:22

Okay then we are already two people sitting at the same boat. :-)

I switched back to 0.6.6 again because I have some other tasks that are more important and the error I was expecting to be solved with 0.6.7. wasn't solved also... and the new features are also not a must have for our project..

 

So let's hope that Teodor finds the error.

 

C-Box

 

 

 

 

By: Teodor Danciu - teodord

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-25 13:49

 

Hi,

 

An unfortunate modification in the JRCalculater

caused a bug in the 0.6.7 that can be seen as you said

in the "scriptlet" sample.

 

I have made a correction on the CVS repository version.

Maybe you could test that and see if it solves also

your problem.

 

I'm planning to release a fixing 0.6.8 version as soon

as possible.

 

Thank you,

Teodor

 

 

 

 

 

By: Mitya - mityay

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-26 01:48

Hello.

And what is the reason, that in scriplet sample we have 3-d page empty(even no pagefooter: Page 3 of 3)?

 

 

 

 

By: leejianwei - leejianwei

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-06-01 18:51

It is ok !

 

 

 

 

By: Sony George - sony3002

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-06-29 04:44

hai....

 

i am using 0.6.8,

i have a report wtih 7 columns

when i export to HTML or Excel format ,

my 2nd, 4th , and 6th colums are not displaying

any values

 

but the same report generated to PDF works fine...

and all the colums are appearing

 

what is the problem ???

 

 

 

 

By: Teodor Danciu - teodord

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-06-29 06:01

 

Hi,

 

Make sure your 2nd and 4th columns do not overlap

with some other elements.

Overlapping elements do not show up with the

"grid" exporters like HTML and XLS.

 

I hope this helps.

Teodor

 

 

 

 

 

By: Mitya - mityay

RE: Records missing after switching to 0.6.7

2005-05-24 06:55

Hello.

Yes, this is a bug of 0.6.7 version.

You can rebuild demo/samples/scriptlet and see it there.

I found its reason: changes in JRCalculator in 0.6.7 version.

So i think you need to post this in bug list.

 

Mitya.