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  1. swood's post in Implementing Jasper Server / Reports was marked as the answer   
    JasperServer includes JasperReports.
     
    Install JasperServer. Define a data source in JasperServer that points to your MySQL application database. You can develop and test reports in iReport and then deploy them to JasperServer from within iReport.
     
    You can define users, roles and permissions on the JasperServer repository so that you can segment what reports are available to what users.
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
  2. swood's post in Creating domain with muliple joins to same table was marked as the answer   
    You can do it two ways.
     
    In the Joins tab, "Copy Table". This gives a different alias from the original table, and you can have seperate joins with it.
     
    Create a Derived Table (custom SQL).
     
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
  3. swood's post in User Profile Attribute was marked as the answer   
    There is a ProfileAttributeService that can maintain these attributes.
     
    We should extend the User and Role APIs to allow updates like you were attempting.
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
  4. swood's post in Capture the name of the person logged onto Jasper was marked as the answer   
    Have a look at the JRXML for the Sales By Month report.
     
    In your report, create a parameter:
     
        <parameter name="LoggedInUser" class="com.jaspersoft.jasperserver.api.metadata.user.domain.User"/>
     
     
    This will automatically be populated when you run the report in JasperServer.
     
    In the report, you can refer to this parameter, like:
     
    <textFieldExpression class="java.lang.String"><![CDATA[$P{LoggedInUser}.getFullName()]]></textFieldExpression>
     
    or
     
    <textFieldExpression class="java.lang.String"><![CDATA[$P{LoggedInUser}.getUsername()]]></textFieldExpression>
     
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
     
  5. swood's post in How I change font in label of report and input control in jasperserver was marked as the answer   
    Duplicate post.
    Answered here http://community.jaspersoft.com/questions/523716/how-set-font-jasperserver-linux
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
  6. swood's post in Can I use Teradata as a data source of JasperServer? was marked as the answer   
    Yes, you can.
    Put the Teradata JDBC driver into the Tomcat classpath /lib
    You can then configure data sources in JasperServer to use that driver for reports and analysis views.
     
    Sherman
    Jaspersoft
  7. swood's post in Install error on WXP was marked as the answer   
    The data source for the repository is not set up correctly. Look at section 5.9 in the install guide.
     
     
    Sherman
    JasperSoft
  8. swood's post in ubuntu 7.10 WAR install problems was marked as the answer   
    As the log says, you have some other process running on port 8180. You will need to configure Tomcat to run on a different port. You could configure Tomcat to be an Apache plugin if needed.
     
    Sherman
    JasperSoft
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