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Jaspersoft and Ingres invite you to the upcoming Jasper Directions meet up in New York City on Wednesday, October 14th, 2009. Reserve your spot now. Jasper Directions is a regional technical event to demo and discuss Jaspersoft open source business intelligence technology and solutions. Attend this free meet up and you’ll learn about our latest release, JasperReports Professional v3.6, and get a sneak peak into our upcoming product roadmap. In addition, Ingres, the leading open source database management company, will demo the Ingres BI Bundle for Jaspersoft. The Ingres BI Bundle provides users with a complete solution that includes an enterprise proven database to handle business critical workloads and a suite of BI tools for analytics, adhoc reports, and pixel perfect graphics. You will also see a preview of the Ingres VectorWise project, which unlocks the power of modern chips for business software. Bring your tough technical questions and be prepared for a lively discussion! Details: Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 Time: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM ET Location: Ingres Office 9 West 57th Street (btw. 5th and 6th Avenue) Suite 1510 (15th floor) Agenda: 5:30-6:00 PM: Cocktail Reception and Snacks 6:00-6:30 PM: JasperReports Professional 6:30-7:00 PM Jaspersoft Business Intelligence Suite Product Roadmap and Sneak Peak 7:00-7:45 PM: Ingres BI Bundle and Vectorwise Project 7:45-8:00 PM: Q&A Session *Don't wait, reserve your spot today. The number of seats is limited. Jaspersoft and Ingres reserve the right to turn down registrations. You will receive an email closer to the event confirming your registration. We hope you'll be able to join us. If you have any questions or need further information please contact Michelle Fong at mfong@jaspersoft.com, or call: 415-348-2305.

The Jaspersoft.com Report Gallery, http://www.jaspersoft.com/interactive-report-gallery and Interactive Flash Report Gallery, shown below, /uploads/projects/jasperforge/Rotatingflashgallery1.jpg www.jaspersoft.com/reports-and-charts-gallery, are worth checking out for examples of what can be done with JasperReports 3.6. Tim

Hi, We're interested in talking with community members that are using Jasper with Oracle's JD Edwards suite. If you're using Oracle's JD Edwards, please let us know, we'd love to talk wih you, just "Connect to Me" from my public page. Thanks! Tim Jaspersoft Post Edited by tcloonan at 08/14/2009 03:39

Learn at your own pace with Jaspersoft Tutorials!Jaspersoft Tutorials are short concise learning guides with step-by-step instructions on how to implement and use Jaspersoft solutions. Built from practical real-world experience, the free Jaspersoft Tutorials are a great way to learn about Jaspersoft and Business Intelligence best practices through easy-to-follow examples and guidelines. The tutorials are organized by user type, such as a developer or end-user, or, by the phase of your Jaspersoft implementation. The tutorials are designed with both new and experienced Jaspersoft users in mind. Each topic is linked to another to help guide the users experience and knowledge. Each tutorial is built from years of best practices and hands on experience with Jaspersoft technology. All Tutorials can either be viewed online or printed for reference. Available Tutorials for Developers: Creating a Domain Report from iReport TutorialCreating Multi-Axis Charts in iReport TutorialUsing Buildomatic to Build and Deploy Source Tutorial with JasperServer Community EditionInternationalization TutorialDriving Reports from Development to Production TutorialImplementing Cascading Parameters TutorialCreating BI-Centric Mashups TutorialHow to Set Role-Based JasperServer Home Pages TutorialAvailable Tutorials for Administrators:Sun/OpenJDK JVM Garbage Collection Tuning TutorialConfiguring the Report Scheduler TutorialIBM JDK Garbage Collection Tuning TutorialUpgrading Best Practices: Oracle / Linux TutorialUser/Role Management TutorialAvailable Tutorials for Business Users:Basic Report Components TutorialComing Soon Dashboards Mashups: Developer Tutorial Setting up Jasperserver to display reports in flash format by default: Developer Tutorial Improving web service security using the ws-security package: Developer Tutorial Upgrading Best Practices: MySQL/Windows: Administrator Tutorial Understanding Business Intelligence: Business User Tutorial Why Jaspersoft?: Business User Tutorial Why Commercial Open Source Business Intelligence: Business User Tutorial

There are some new Jaspersoft Tutorials here, http://www.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-tutorials. Tim

Here are some free tutorials that may be of help, http://www.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-tutorials. Thanks, Tim

Vijay, Try out the free Jaspersoft Tutorials at http://www.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-tutorials and see if those help. Regards, Tim

You may also want to check out the free Jaspersoft Tutorials at http://www.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-tutorials. Tim

Date: June 18, 2009 Sponsored by: Talend Open-Source BI Moving Beyond SMB? Even the skeptical analysts these days admit that open-source technology presents a viable alternative to otherwise expensive enterprise software. Combine that shift with the continuing economic pressures that abound, and some open-source advocates say the perfect storm has assembled to fuel their mission. Are they right? Tune into this episode of DM Radio to find out! We'll talk to Boris Evelson of Forrester, plus several open-source leaders, including Yves de Montchieul of Talend, Richard Daley of Pentaho, Nick Halsey of Jaspersoft and Ilan Sehayek of Jitterbit. Attendees will learn: Just how mature the open-source market has become; An overview of the open-source offerings now available; Which questions to ask when reviewing open-source technology; What kind of corporate cultures embrace open-source; What sort of hidden costs might be lurking around the corner. Register Now: http://www.information-management.com/subscribe/lead.html?product_id=10015568

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Jaspersoft, OpenBI, and Vertica invite you to the Jasper Directions meet up in Oakbrook, Illinois on Monday, May 4th, 2009. Jasper Directions is a regional technical event to demo and discuss Jaspersoft open source business intelligence solutions, explore emerging technology and best-of-breed BI techniques, and preview cutting edge new Jaspersoft features. Bring your tough technical questions and be prepared for a lively discussion! Space is limited, reserve your spot today. Location: Doubletree Hotel Chicago - Oakbrook 1909 Spring Road Oakbrook, Illinois 60523 Date: Monday, May 4th, 2009 Time: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm CT Agenda: • 5:30-6:00 pm Cocktail Reception and Snacks • 6:00-6:30 pm Product Roadmap Update of Jaspersoft Version 3.5 (Topaz) - presented by Jaspersoft • 6:30-7:00 pm Integrating R Statistical Analysis and Jaspersoft Open Source BI for Analytic Data Warehousing – presented by OpenBI • 7:00-7:30 pm Lightning BI with Jaspersoft and Vertica - presented by Vertica • 7:30-8:00 pm Q&A Session We hope you'll be able to join us.

Hi Kynx, Yes, I can remove the account if you want, but you should not be getting the messages anymore. Sorry for the trouble caused. When we updated our system on 4/20 we introduced a problem with unwanted mails going to members. This has been corrected. With the new system you have two ways to get forum updates - either using the mailing list option under the My Page to get all updates on all issues to forums or other tools. Or, you can subscribe to an individual thread. And, the mail text to say how to unsubscribe is from the thread is in the process of being corrected. Again, sorry for the trouble and let me know if you get any unwanted mails from our system. Tim

JasperForge.org will be offline for maintenance on Sunday, April 19 starting at 17:30, Pacific Daylight Time. We anticipate the site maintenance will take 5 - 7 hours to complete. The site will be available as soon as we complete this update with a host of new features. We regret any inconvenience the downtime may cause. Tim

Hi Jan, Search is a bit challenged at the moment, and we're sorry for that. We have a pending update to the site that includes Google search along with other very cool, very powerful new search capabilities. I hope you'll be really pleased. We'll publish details and timeline for the update very soon. For now, "Search Forum" in the upper right of the forum area searches for the phrase. Select "Advanced Search" and enter the search words, the search is performed for the individual words. I noticed at the site level that search with a scope of forums searches for the phrase. Let me know if you're still running into issues and I can perform your search using the new search routine and get you the results. Thanks, Tim