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The URL is fixed right now, but I am thinking of allowing parameter substitution in it, like:
http:/myserver/myApp/quote.jsp?param1=$P{p1}¶m2=$P{p2}
Would this work for you?
Sherman
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In your MDX, try fully specifying the hierarchy name, like [Awarding Faculty.Faculty Code]
Sherman
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I don't think we have come across this before.
The Oracle timestamp with time zone columns come back as JDBC "Other" from the JDBC driver.
What version of Oracle and the Oracle drivers are you using?
Sherman
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I think the <list> tags are a problem. Remove them.
Sherman
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This would require changes to the viewOlap JSP and the OlapConnectionService to accept the connection information as a parameter.
Sherman
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When you run a report in the browser, the default is to show HTML output for the 1st page, not PDF.
You would have to change some code to set CSV as the default. Look for the XHTML exporter change in the tracker as a guide.
Sherman
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What behavior do you want when you pass no parameters? To have the server prompt for the parameters?
Sherman
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This is a log4j + Tomcat issue. I see on the web a lot of people asking for help doing this sort of configuration, but not a lot of answers.
Can you just append to an existing log file? Like at http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/logging.html ?
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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The App Engine does not support all of Java. In the situation you are seeing, JasperReports is using Java Swing components to help with text layout, and the App Engine does not support those classes. Until the App Egnine does support those classes, we are stuck.
Sherman
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I have just released a patch for JasperServer 3.7.0 that allows the JasperReports XML data source to run in JasperServer. You can get it here http://jasperforge.org/plugins/mwiki/index.php/Jasperserverpatches/JasperServer_3.7.0_Patches_and_Extensions
The XML file can be on a file system pretty much anywhere: local server file system, HTTP, FTP, or in the JasperServer repository.
You create a "report unit" in JasperServer that links the data source, the JRXML, scriptlet JARs, resource bundles, and report parameter definitions. This is stored in the repository and configured for the report when it needs to run.
I don't understand what you describe to be a resource management feature. Do you mean limiting the number of reports running at any one time, prioritorizing them etc?
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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In what way is it not working?
Try adding isNew="false", like
<resourceDescriptor name="" wsType="folder" uriString="/" isNew="false">
Have you tried not using the namespaces?
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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Sounds like the time zone on your server is wrong in some way, like it changed unexpectedly or it is not adjusting to daylight savings correctly.
Sherman
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Do the characters appear correctly in HTML?
Did you save the JRXML file in UTF-8 format?
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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Noted. These have incorrectly come from our commercial version. We will clean this up, along with references to webhelp in javascript.
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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Hmmm, in the released version, there are a few JSP and one Javascript references to it.
jpivot\ja-pro.js(194): $('helpLink').onclick = webHelpModule.displayWebHelp;
WEB-INF\jsp\olap\viewOlap.jsp(107): webHelpModule.currentContext = "analysis";
WEB-INF\jsp\rolesFlow\roleManager.jsp(65): webHelpModule.currentContext="admin";
WEB-INF\jsp\search\results.jsp(76): webHelpModule.currentContext = "search";
WEB-INF\jsp\userFlow\userManager.jsp(65): webHelpModule.currentContext="admin";
I think you can just remove them.
Sherman
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You can set the time zone on the data source itself.
Sherman
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JasperServer does not parameterize the schema. You will need to manage the schema externally to do this, like:
- Have a master domain file with some templating parameters in it
- Use a process like Ant to push properties into the template to produce the final domain file
- Publish the domain to JasperServer
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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This is not a JasperServer question.
net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /usr/local/jboss/server/node1/./tmp/deploy/tmp7880apps-admin.war/employee_compiled_template.jasper
This message indicates the compiled JRXML file cannot be found. It looks like JBoss is exploding the WAR. Do you embed the .jasper files in your WAR?
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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The parameters available are defined on this wiki page: http://jasperforge.org/plugins/mwiki/index.php/Jasperserver/Cascading_input_controls
@dknutson: I don't know why you are not getting the right value. It works in general for other folks.
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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A patch that implements CSV, XLS and XML file data sources for reports is available at http://jasperforge.org/projects/jasperserver/tracker/view.php?id=4190
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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There is a patch that implements CSV, XLS and XML file data sources for JasperServer. See http://jasperforge.org/projects/jasperserver/tracker/view.php?id=4190
Sherman
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I don't know what the issue is. We have quite a few folks running successfuly with an Oracle repository for JasperServer 3,5.
Sherman
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This is not out of the box functionality.
The only solution that comes to me is to make a master dashboard that contains all the parameters and have a single dashboard panel that contains other dashboards. You would need to extend the Javascript in the dashboard to have a control that can change between the different dashboards.
Sherman
Jaspersoft
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You can capture the logic to generate the hyperlinks (including Gaby38's approach) in a scriptlet jar and use that to get the values in the _report parameter.
Sherman
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A few questions about the RuntimeJobState object
in Products
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The RuntimeJobState is the state when you make the request, not when the JobSummary is instantiated. This is coming from the underlying Quartz tables that are in the repository.
The states are based on the underlying Quartz Trigger states http://www.quartz-scheduler.org/docs/api/org/quartz/Trigger.html
If the job is not currently executing, then it is NORMAL.
"Complete" indicates that the trigger has not remaining fire-times in its schedule ie. it will never run again. I think JasperServer is configured to delete complete jobs by default.
Paused is a valid Quartz trigger state, but we have no API that can pause and unpause jobs at this time.
Sherman
Jaspersoft