demeritcowboy
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Image relative path is not working when exporting
demeritcowboy replied to aditya_gupta's topic in Products
No, and we ended up giving up on JasperServer for a couple reasons including this one. I did get an answer somewhere else about needing to extend ViewReportAction, but it wasn't worth figuring out what they meant at that point. -
The table of contents found here: http://jasperforge.org/sf/docman/do/downloadDocument/projects.jasperintelligence/docman.root/doc1078 indicates it does. Alternatively you could check out the source code for the iReport plugin, which I assume would use the API.
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Don't know if there's a proper way to do this but as a terrible hack you can edit jsp/repository/defaultView.jsp (I think - typing from memory), to add <c: if> tags to check for the resource name and skip outputting it if it's one you don't want. Just don't change the folder name in the repository, or upgrade over top of your changes. Those are some reasons it's a terrible hack, although the end result would just be that users could see them again, so it's not the worst.
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Image relative path is not working when exporting
demeritcowboy replied to aditya_gupta's topic in Products
> Of course, you would need to pass > the servlet context as a parameter > to the report. How do you pass it as a parameter when the report is running in JasperServer? I tried setting up a parameter in the jrxml by importing javax.servlet.* and setting the parameter as type javax.servlet.ServletContext with value getServletConfig().getServletContext(), but that didn't seem to work. I tried a couple variations too. Am I in the right direction? -
Two possibilities: 1) Maybe somehow it is ignoring your entry and running with the default values of the parameters. Try putting defaults in your jrxml that you know return results and see what happens. 2) I've twice seen it behave oddly where it returns no data, but then after running one of the built-in sample reports, running my report returns results as normal. Since it's happened to me twice I've considered reporting it as a bug but I don't know how to reproduce it. So try running one of the built-in samples, then go back and run your report.
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If you have a report running inside jasperserver, how do you get at information about the current environment? For example if I want to have an expression that would indicate the currently executing url? Thanks.
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Yes this is a much needed feature, but when I try to edit a report like this with iReport 2.0 it doesn't recognize the tags and actually removes them from the jrxml file. Is the latest iReport in SVN updated for this feature? Also will this feature work with jasperserver 2.0?
