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August 17, 2015
How to resolve can't add a cell error - While Exporting to excel in Jasperserver
( AgileTech - Ankur Gupta )
This is an error which you get while exporting the data from the Jasperserver in the Excel Format.
Something of this sort
For resolving this you should check some of these errors:
1. Number to string cast exception:
This means that a number is wrongly appended to a string in which wrongly cast number into string.
In order to fix this, you will have to use the command as
new DecimalFormat("##,#0.00").format(number).toString()
This will cast your number into two decimal places with the thousand separator.
2. Another error that can be checked is of any other cast errors, or formatting of the data in the report.
Cheers!!
Something of this sort
For resolving this you should check some of these errors:
1. Number to string cast exception:
This means that a number is wrongly appended to a string in which wrongly cast number into string.
In order to fix this, you will have to use the command as
new DecimalFormat("##,#0.00").format(number).toString()
This will cast your number into two decimal places with the thousand separator.
2. Another error that can be checked is of any other cast errors, or formatting of the data in the report.
Cheers!!
August 17, 2015
February 11, 2015
Setting mail account for Subscription of scheduled Jobs in JasperServer.
( AgileTech - Ankur Gupta )
I wanted to document the process from a long time but due to crunch of time I could not, but now I will like to explain the process in simple easy to follow steps.
First of all I would like to give an idea to problem addressed in the blog, basically when a report runs as a daily status or daily count one need not run it manually it could be scheduled, but when the report is scheduled the export in desired form is exported on jasper server.
But wait a minute do we really login and see what the results came as in the PDF, Excel etc. export, no we need not the problem is handled by mail subscription attached to the scheduler, which will automatically send the Exports to the subscribers on their email accounts and send a confirmation to the administrator.
So lets cut the explanation and lets jump directly into how to do.
Prerequisites -
1. You should have working copy of JasperServer community/pro
2. You should have uploaded a report to the server
3. Choose you favourite text editor (Windows(default) - Notepad/MacOS(default) - TextEdit)
4. Shut down the jasper server so that no sort of errors come in case of Editing/Saving documents.
after following the above prerequisites now we head on to edit two files as follows.
Both these files will be found at the location
<directory of Jasperserver on Disk>/apache-tomcat/webapps/jasperserver/WEB-INF/
1. js.quartz.properties
- Edit the file with the Text Editor
Change the portion of the document as (Please select your own server details I have used a gmail account )
report.scheduler.mail.sender.host=smtp.gmail.com- Make the changes and save the file.
report.scheduler.mail.sender.username=testpanda@gmail.com
report.scheduler.mail.sender.password=password
report.scheduler.mail.sender.from= testpand@gmail.com
report.scheduler.mail.sender.protocol= smtp
report.scheduler.mail.sender.port= 587
2. applicationContext-report-scheduling.xml
- Locate the bean reportSchedulerMailSender
- Locate the property javaMailProperties
- Do the changes as below - This will enable java to interact the smtp/startls authentication.
<props>
<prop key="mail.smtp.auth">true</prop>
<prop key="mail.smtp.starttls.enable">true</prop>
</props>
- Now save the document.
Now the report subscription is ready for run, just start the Jasper Server and you are good to go.
Cheers!!
February 11, 2015
January 20, 2015
In this blog I have explained the steps to import and export the JasperServer Repository (In the steps below I have used a Remote Linux Machines accessed via windows machine)
Before following the steps there would be requirement of following softwares-
1. WinSCP - To browse the files in Linux machine
2. PuTTy - To run the commands for export/import in the Linux shell
Before following the steps there would be requirement of following softwares-
1. WinSCP - To browse the files in Linux machine
2. PuTTy - To run the commands for export/import in the Linux shell
Steps Export reports in Jasper Reports
1. Open PuTTy - and key in the IP address
2. Enter the username and password.
3. Navigate to the folder /opt/jasperreport-server-5.0/buildomatic
4. Run the command ./js-export.sh --uris <Path of the Report> --output-dir <Name of the folder to be exported>
5. Open the WinSCP, and key in the IP Address as well as the credentials and set the Protocol as SFTP .
6. Navigate to the folder /opt/jasperreport-server-5.0/buildomatic
7. Drag and drop the folder created earlier to the local machine.
Steps Import reports in Jasper Reports
1. Open the WinSCP, and key in the IP Address as well as the credentials and set the Protocol as SFTP .
2. Navigate to the folder /opt/jasperreport-server-5.0/buildomatic
3. Drag and drop the folder downloaded with the report.
4. Now Open PuTTy - and key in the IP address
5. Enter the username and password.
6. Navigate to the folder /opt/jasperreport-server-5.0/buildomatic
7. Run the command ./js-import.sh --input-dir <name of the folder copied earlier>
January 20, 2015
January 12, 2015
I have been thinking to compile a document which outlines the complete process of installation and setup of the connection because generally when one starts they do not find much of material and they tend to get stuck on a trivial issue.
So the post will have two portions, namely Installation and Setup.
So the post will have two portions, namely Installation and Setup.
Installation
This document will apprise you with the basic installation software, which would act as a prerequisite to run Jasper Report.
- Java –
As Jasper Reports is built on Java platform, so a proper installation of Java Development kit (jdk) is required. For official steps to install java one can refer to the link
https://www.java.com/en/download/help/windows_manual_download.xml - iReport Designer –
This is a third party Jasper Report designing software. iReport is the most popular visual designer tool for JasperReports Library and JasperReports Server (Business Intelligence).
The software can be downloaded in an exe run able format for windows machine, or other types of files as per the platform demands.
http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/ireport-designer/releases - Jasper Server –
This is the software which acts as the interface which provides web touch to the reports rather makes it interactive in terms of external links and the drill downs
Below is the link from where the file could be downloaded.
http://community.jaspersoft.com/project/jasperreports-server/releases - Database Server -
The database server or the datasource which serves the purpose of feeding data to the report, in this projects case the setup was in the SQL Server 2008, which could vary from project to project .
- Netbeans(Optional) –
Netbeans is the development environment where in you could create sciptlets for customization purposes in the Jasper Reports. You could even go on to make customizations on the charts, where in you could use the
https://netbeans.org/downloads/ (Download the SE version)
https://netbeans.org/downloads/ (Download the SE version)
Setup and Connection
Below are the steps for the setup, which would act as a prerequisite to run Jasper Report.
- Java –
Download and install java 7, please do mind not to install Java 8 as it is yet not supported by iReport. - iReport Designer –
After installing the iReport, first thing you need to do is that the inclusion of java connector
Below is the process to include the Java Connector
i. Download the Java connector for the Datasource, as we have the SQL Server datasource we need to download
http://www.java2s.com/Code/Jar/s/Downloadsqljdbc120jar.htm
For more info on the Connector follow the link -- https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19501-01/819-3658/gcfoy/index.html
ii. Navigate to Tools—> Options Classpath
And select the Add JAR, and then browse to the downloaded path of the connector
Now we need to add a JDBC datasource
i. Click on the icon shown below on the top of the iReport window
- ii. In the popup select New Select The Datasource type as Database JDBC Connection
iii. Now Enter the name of the connection, select the SQL Server driver and enter the name of the database in the url of the database, also key in your credentials, refer to the screenshot below
iv. Now test the connection, it will say the connection successful.
We are now ready to create reports. - Jasper Server –
After installation in order to run Jasper Server open the browser and key in
localhost:8080/jasperserver
Then login using the credentials jasperadmin/jasperadmin
Then setup the connection, righ click on the node and add a datasource
Enter the details below, for the connector and setup the datasource.
The above steps are pretty basic and gives a fair idea as to what all basic necessities are there to process the installation and setup.
January 12, 2015
November 20, 2014
This Exception comes generally when you try to export the report on Jasper Server in PDF Format, or from iReport, then due to the error in some of the image or all the images, which is producing the error.
So to overcome this issue, you could set following properties of the image:
1. Firstly you could simply setting the Cache Property to true
2. If that does not resolves the issue then you can set the property Error type to Blank
2. If that does not resolves the issue then you can set the property Error type to Blank
Hope that this helps.
Cheers!!
November 20, 2014
November 2, 2014
Jasper Reports Server is basically a stand alone as well as embedded reporting server which can be easily used for deploying the Jasper Reports. It provides a way to embed reports as well as analytics into a web or mobile application, as well as act a informational hub.
Server is made to securely share and manage the Jasper reports and analytic views. The security feature is implemented via role management and user creation facility in Jasper Server.
Now there are two ways you can use Jasper Server
1. Standalone application
2. Embed into services, or applications.
Now moving on to the Source Code Management,
What benefits do Source Code Management tools provide?
SCM tools help development teams in many ways:
- Collaboration: SCM tools prevent one user from accidentally overwriting the changes of another, allowing many developers to work on the same code without stepping one each other's toes.
- History: SCM tools track the complete development history of the software, including the exact changes which have occurred between releases and who made those changes.
- Release notes generation: Given the tracking of each change, the SCM can be used to generate notes for their software releases which accurately capture all of the changes included in the new release.
- Documentation and test management: SCM tools can be used to manage not just software source code, but also test suites and documentation for their software.
- Change notifications: To keep interested members of the team informed when changes occur to the source code.
Who uses SCM tools?
SCM tools are used by:
- Project developers who are writing source code.
- Project testers who need to download the very latest changes.
- Advanced users who want to try out code that is not yet stable, mature or released.
In JasperServer, the SCM is managed very intelligently, whenever you draw a report for viewing in then you always get a version of the report, so you are not really modifying what is there on server.
Jasper Server always keeps the original content on the server and provides the user with an instance of the report which is directly stored in the Temp folder, and if you need the modified version you have created as the current version then you need to replace the report with the current version of the report, by right clicking on the report in the repository and then replacing the report.
In light of this feature there is also a extreme care to be taken that which version is being replaced, because if once replaced the version of the report will be changes and it would be not possible to roll back the change.
This feature is really very great when you need to work on the small modification in the report as you can draw a copy on the local system and work onto that until you get the desired modification as well as you can simultaneously compare the previous version of the report and if you get the desired changes executed you can replace the report and have a new version of the report.
Hope this information helps you a lot!!
Cheers!!
Jasper Server always keeps the original content on the server and provides the user with an instance of the report which is directly stored in the Temp folder, and if you need the modified version you have created as the current version then you need to replace the report with the current version of the report, by right clicking on the report in the repository and then replacing the report.
In light of this feature there is also a extreme care to be taken that which version is being replaced, because if once replaced the version of the report will be changes and it would be not possible to roll back the change.
This feature is really very great when you need to work on the small modification in the report as you can draw a copy on the local system and work onto that until you get the desired modification as well as you can simultaneously compare the previous version of the report and if you get the desired changes executed you can replace the report and have a new version of the report.
Hope this information helps you a lot!!
Cheers!!
November 2, 2014
September 16, 2014
CrossTabs are used for creating statistical view of a large sample data.
They allow you to summarize a huge unorganized data to be organized in terms of commons between the data.
Suppose You have a data containing two columns Year, Brand of the car sold
Some thing like this
Now if you have to tell the total sales of Audi in 2000,2001,2002. It will be a long and tedious process, so to show it Schematically We can have Distinct Years and Distinct Car Brand Names for representing the data as they are the are the common attribute to the data .
So the statistical data will look like this
In the table above you could easily determine the Number of car sold for either of the brands and in which specific year. Also The last column where the the two totals converge i.e. 16 shows you the total value of the sample.
Now let me quickly move on to implementation of Cross Tab in Jasper Reports rather iReport.
For the tutorial I would be using the iReport v5.6.0
1. The data needs to be retrieved from a datasource (either JDBC/JavaBeans/Custom Datasource/Excel/CSV... etc)
2. For the demonstration purposes I will be using the Excel File as the datasource.
3. After defining the datasource, we need to add the CrossTab element from the pallete.
4. Pallete could be accessed, Window( Menu Bar) --> Pallete, then from there the CrossTab could be found under the Report Elements.
5. As soon as we drag the Pallete, we get an wizard as below,
- Select the datasource, if subdataset is created then we can use that or simply the main dataset could be used. For the tutorial Main dataset is used
- Next will appear the grouping criteria for the rows which in short means that which field(s) will come on the Rows of the Cross Tab. We need the car companies on as the rows which are unique.
- Next will appear the grouping criteria for the Columns which in short means that which field(s) will come on the Columns of the Cross Tab. We need the Years on as the rows which are unique
- Next will be the Measure or the count of the value in particular grid.
Which in our case would be the number of cars of a particular company in a particular Year
- Then will come the window to select the layout of the crosstab, this means here we can customize the looks of the cross tab by defining the colors and which columns to show/hide.
6. Now this brings to the completion of the crosstab, now we could see that a tab at the bottom left corner appeared showing the name of the Crosstab, as Crosstab 1. There we could see the columns and design of the Crosstab.
7. Now a very critical point is placement of the crosstab, this should be really placed in a report band wherein the data is calculated already and then is to be shown in crosstab, the most favorable band to show the CrossTab is Summary band, else it will throw an Error Incrementing crosstab dataset/ Crosstab already been processed.
Now to Explain the exceptionWhat "Crosstab data has already been processed" exception means?This exception is thrown if more data is added to the crosstab dataset after the crosstab has already been rendered.
This usually happens when a crosstab element is linked to the main dataset of the report (does not use a subdataset run) and the resetType attribute of the crosstab dataset does not match the place where the crosstab is rendered.
Crosstabs are special components that display aggregated data. And when they are linked to the main dataset of the report, you simply cannot put them in the detail section, because there is no data to aggregate from a single record.
Such crosstabs could only reside on a group footer or on the summary section of the report and have the appropriate resetType value, so that their dataset is initialized each time after they are rendered.
If you still think you need to render one crosstab for each detail in the master document, then almost certainly this crosstab should be linked to a subdataset and not to the main dataset of the report.
How to set up the tutorial Report:
1. Unzip the file downloaded from the above link.
2. The Zip contains sampleds.xls, CrossTabTut.jrxml and TestRun.pdf
3. Open iReport and set up the Excel Datasource using the sampleds.xls
3. Open iReport and set up the Excel Datasource using the sampleds.xls
4. Then open the sample report and its ready to run.
Hope that this helps!!
Cheers!!
Cheers!!
September 16, 2014
March 24, 2014
We have been accustomed to use style sheets or CSS in our HTML codes, parallel to that we can use Styles in Jasper Reports also. It provides same utilities like conditional, non -conditional and could be applied on any element in the Report.
Now how to create styles, there are two methods basically:
1. External Style Sheet (jrtx file)
2. Declaring Internal Styles in the report itself.
The advantages of using external Style sheet is that it provides modularity and re-usability of the style over large number of reports using similar kind of styles. On the other hand, Internal styles would only contains the styles definitions for a particular report.
How to apply styles in the reports(iReport).
1. Locate the Styles node in the Report Inspector.
2. Right Click on the node and add a new Style
3. Then you could define the properties of the Style in the in the properties pane. Properties like background-color,forecolor, outline,.. etc/
4. You could even click on the Style and add a conditional Style and define conditional styles, like alternate coloring and much more.
5. After defining the styles now in the application part, locate the element onto which you want to apply the style.
6. Select the particular style in the property called Style(could be found in the properties pane) of the Element.
I have created a simple tutorial video demonstrating the Styles in Jasper Reports. Click Here
Download the sample demonstrated in the video tutorial from here. The ZIP file contains :
1. The JRXML File
2. The jrtx Style.
The Sample uses the Sample database so no need to worry about the datasource.
Happy Coding.
Now how to create styles, there are two methods basically:
1. External Style Sheet (jrtx file)
2. Declaring Internal Styles in the report itself.
The advantages of using external Style sheet is that it provides modularity and re-usability of the style over large number of reports using similar kind of styles. On the other hand, Internal styles would only contains the styles definitions for a particular report.
How to apply styles in the reports(iReport).
1. Locate the Styles node in the Report Inspector.
2. Right Click on the node and add a new Style
3. Then you could define the properties of the Style in the in the properties pane. Properties like background-color,forecolor, outline,.. etc/
4. You could even click on the Style and add a conditional Style and define conditional styles, like alternate coloring and much more.
5. After defining the styles now in the application part, locate the element onto which you want to apply the style.
6. Select the particular style in the property called Style(could be found in the properties pane) of the Element.
I have created a simple tutorial video demonstrating the Styles in Jasper Reports. Click Here
Download the sample demonstrated in the video tutorial from here. The ZIP file contains :
1. The JRXML File
2. The jrtx Style.
The Sample uses the Sample database so no need to worry about the datasource.
Happy Coding.
March 24, 2014
Many a times we require the name of the person who logged into the Jasper Server and according to this information we are able to show/hide the elements on report, or simpley to log the user name we can use it.
So how to achieve this ?
We can create parameters in our report, with a specific name and datatype. Then these parameters will be automatically filled when the report is executed by JasperReports Server.
LoggedInUsername (java.lang.String), with no default value. Then, we can use $P{LoggedInUsername} in a text field, in a query, in a printWhenExpression, etc ...
This is a built in parameter which gets filled with the User Details when report is run on Jasper Server.
Note that the report if run in iReport, would get a null value. So for the correct results it is necessary that we deploy the report onto JasperServer.
Parameter Name | Type | Notes | |
LoggedInUser | User | Not usable in query input control, but is used as parameter to report | |
LoggedInUsername | String | Of logged in user | |
LoggedInUserFullName | String | Of logged in user | |
LoggedInUserEmailAddress | String | Of logged in user | |
LoggedInUserEnabled | Boolean | Is logged in user enabled? | |
LoggedInUserExternallyDefined | Boolean | Is logged in user externally defined? ie. authenticated externally | |
LoggedInUserTenantId | String | Of logged in user. Only relevant in Pro/Enterprise. | |
LoggedInUserRoles | Collection<string> | Current set of roles of logged in user. Useful for $X parameter | |
LoggedInUserAttributes | Map<string, string> | Not usable in query input control, but is used as parameter to report. Empty map if no attributes | |
LoggedInUserAttributeNames | Collection<string> | User profile attribute names. Useful for $X parameters. Empty collection if no attributes | |
LoggedInUserAttributeValues | Collection | - | |
LoggedInUserAttribute_<attribute name> | String | Attribute value for matched attribute name (like "att1") on the user. Empty string if no match. Only provided if defined in a query or as a report parameter. |
Using the above parameters we could easily get various important information which could help in defining the roles.
Happy Coding.!!
March 24, 2014
March 6, 2014
I’ve been working with Infor PM OLAP Server for almost four years now, I knew it when it was known as MIS Alea, before Infor took over MIS AG. It is one of those products you don’t select, a client has it and you have to work with it. I’ve always used Infor products, like Infor Office Plus and Infor Application Studio, in order to access to this OLAP database, but, last week, I tried to do it using my favourite reporting platform: JasperReports Server, so I’d like to share my findings.
First of all, i’d like to point out that Jaspersoft hasn’t certified this OLAP DB as a source of data. It is obvious, but I must say that I just want to tell you my experience, so I am not responsible for any misfunction caused, if you try to do what I did.
Infor PM OLAP Server (10.1.7 version, in my case) is tightly coupled to Microsoft Windows. Therefore, the interaction with JasperReports has to run through a standard, in this case XML for Analysis (XMLA). It is difficult to find information about Infor PM OLAP products on the Internet, so I relied on the documentation of the DVD which has the software, specially the “Provider for Infor PM OLAP” manual.
The default installation of Infor had the XML interface up and running. I just had to change the name of the server in the file C:\Program Files\Infor PM\OLAP\XMLA\DataSources.xml, I replaced the default host, localhost, by the name of my server (for this post inforserver), I also enabled the Basic Authentication on the site InforPMOLAPXmla. After I restarted IIS, I browsed through the URL of the interface: http://inforserver/InforPMOlapXMLA/XmlaWebService.asmx
Later on, I started to work with iReport by creating an OLAP connection (option XMLA Server of the datasources dialog). I could test the connection and get the metadata I needed: datasource, catalog and cube. The problems began when I tried to execute a MDX query through iReport, I didn’t get an error but nothing happened. I searched for a solution on the Internet and I realized that you have to perform the fields mappings manually, the JasperReports Ultimate Guide was very helpful at this point. After an effort, I had my first test report and, of course, it didn’t run:
Error filling print... XML/A fault: The server did not recognize the value of the header
HTTP SOAPAction: "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-analysis:Execute".; Code: Client;
net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRRuntimeException: XML/A fault: The server did not recognize the
value of the header HTTP SOAPAction: "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-analysis:Execute".; Code: Client;
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.handleResultFault(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:494)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.parseResult(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:335)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.createDatasource(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:130)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFillDataset.createQueryDatasource(JRFillDataset.java:1112)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFillDataset.initDatasource(JRFillDataset.java:689)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRBaseFiller.setParameters(JRBaseFiller.java:1281)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRBaseFiller.fill(JRBaseFiller.java:900)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFiller.fill(JRFiller.java:152)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fill(JasperFillManager.java:464)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fill(JasperFillManager.java:300)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fillReport(JasperFillManager.java:757)
I researched the issue and, finally, I had to modify the source code (version 5.2.0) of the class net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter I changed the line 222 of the method createQueryMessage:
mh.setHeader("SOAPAction", "\"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-analysis:Execute\"");
to
mh.setHeader("SOAPAction", "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-analysis:Execute");
This is the great advantage of the open source! I compiled the source code, took the file jasperreports-5.2.0 and changed the one shipped with iReport. I tried a preview of my report and, ufs, another exception:
net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRRuntimeException: Could not find dimension "MONTH" on axis 1.
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.JROlapDataSource.getDimensionIndex(JROlapDataSource.java:451)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.mapping.MappingParser.getDimensionIndex(MappingParser.java:75)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.mapping.MappingParser.tuplePosition(MappingParser.java:363)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.mapping.MappingParser.member(MappingParser.java:263)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.mapping.MappingParser.memberMapping(MappingParser.java:163)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.mapping.MappingParser.mapping(MappingParser.java:133)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.JROlapDataSource.init(JROlapDataSource.java:322)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.JROlapDataSource.(JROlapDataSource.java:122)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.createDatasource(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:141)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFillDataset.createQueryDatasource(JRFillDataset.java:1112)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFillDataset.initDatasource(JRFillDataset.java:689)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRBaseFiller.setParameters(JRBaseFiller.java:1281)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRBaseFiller.fill(JRBaseFiller.java:900)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.fill.JRFiller.fill(JRFiller.java:152)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fill(JasperFillManager.java:464)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fill(JasperFillManager.java:300)
at net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JasperFillManager.fillReport(JasperFillManager.java:757)
This time it was a bit more difficult to find the error, I had to debug and I found that Infor PM return the dimension name between [], so I modified the class net.sf.jasperreports.olap.JROlapDataSource, changing the line 431 of the method getDimensionIndex
if (dimension.equals(hierarchy.getDimensionName()))
to
if (dimension.equals(hierarchy.getDimensionName()) ||
(("[" + dimension + "]").equals(hierarchy.getDimensionName())))
Once I compiled and changed the file on iReport, I could run the report properly.
The next step was to move the report to JasperServer. The first task here was to replace the default jasperreports-5.2.0.jar by the one I modified. After that, I restarted JasperReports Server. When I tried to run the report, I got the following exception:
net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRRuntimeException: Message-Call failed.
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.executeQuery(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:310)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.createDatasource(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:127)
...
Caused by: com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl:
java.security.PrivilegedActionException:
com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.SOAPExceptionImpl:
Bad response: (401Unauthorized at com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.client.p2p.HttpSOAPConnection.call(HttpSOAPConnection.java:157)
at net.sf.jasperreports.olap.xmla.JRXmlaQueryExecuter.executeQuery(JRXmlaQueryExecuter.java:306) ... 16 more
It was exasperating! According to this forum post, the cause rely on the JVM, so I adapted me to the circumstances and revert the first change I made on the source code (“\”urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-analysis:Execute\””). I know have two different versions of the file jasperreports-5.2.0.jar: one for iReport and one for JasperServer.
March 6, 2014
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