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How to pass multiple collections thru JRDATASOURCE
ge0ffrey replied to javapedant's topic in Products
Create a main report and 5 subreports. Create a POJO class that has 5 properties, each a collection. Wrap that POJO in a Collection with a single element and give it to the main report as a JRCollectionDataSource, -
Let's say I have this resultset as a datasource: A-1 B-1 1 A-1 B-2 20 A-2 B-1 300 A-2 B-2 400 and I want this report: Total 4321 * B-1 301 * B-2 4020 A-1 * 21 A-1 B-1 1 A-1 B-2 20 A-2 * 4300 A-2 B-1 300 A-2 B-2 400 How can I do that? I can create a <variable> grandTotal for the total, that is easy. I can create a <group> for the A's and a <variable> groupATotal (for line A-1/* and A-2/*) I can show these lines directly: A-1/B-1, A-1/B-2, A-2/B-1, A-2/B-2 But how do I show the lines */B-1 and */B-2? Is there some way to create a variable that is a list or map itself? Making a subreport for those is not really valid option, because in reality this nesting goes up to A's holds B's holds C's hold D's and there are many of each of those. A subreport would create a lot n+1 query problems.
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The webpage http://jasperforge.org/website/jasperreportswebsite/trunk/config.reference.html?group_id=252 has this text: net.sf.jasperreports.jdk.glyph.fix.text.measurer.catch.empty.stakctrace which has a typo "stakctrace", so it should be: net.sf.jasperreports.jdk.glyph.fix.text.measurer.catch.empty.stacktrace
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I've got a group which has a header to reprint on each page, but I don't want to have an anchor for each page. I want an anchor only for the first page of each group. Is that possible? Here's my code: <group name="a" isReprintHeaderOnEachPage="true"> ... <groupHeader> <band height="50"> <textField bookmarkLevel="1"> ... <textFieldExpression class="java.lang.String">$F{b}</textFieldExpression> <anchorNameExpression>$F{b}</anchorNameExpression> </textField> I've tried inserting dummy groups with an empty textfield with an anchor, but that anchor simply doesn't show.
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Wil it, as well as the javaflow version be released on the central maven repository? More and more projects (spring, hibernate, seam, ...) are starting to release with high quality pom.xml files which makes our lives easier :)
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Are you using a JDBC driver that supports JDBC 4.0 (so scrollable iteration)?
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You can pass in the current page as subreport parameter (though that will only be the first page of that subreport...) But you can't pass in the total number of pages in a subreport => I miss this feature too :)
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I prefer using URL's: <subreportExpression class="java.net.URL"> getClass().getResource("/net/sf/myproject/myreport.jasper")</>
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Declare your font as such: Code: <style name="myName" fontName="Times New Roman" pdfFontName="Times-Roman" ... />
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Does the <template> tag support isUsingCache? The documentation at http://www.jasperforge.org/jaspersoft/opensource/business_intelligence/jasperreports/quick.reference.html doesn't mention <template> tag. I've create a very low priority issue to support precompiling jrtx files out of the box: http://jasperforge.org/sf/go/artf3259?nav=1
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in the jrxml: Code: <parameter name="myColor" class="java.lang.String" /> ... <textFieldExpression class="java.lang.String">$P{myColor}</textFieldExpression> in your java code: Code:[code]Map<String, Object> myMap = new HashMap<String, Object>(); myMap.put("myColor", "FF0000"«»); ... JasperManager...fill(myJasperReport, myMap, ...);
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I have the exact same problem. I am making a subreport called themeFooter which I use in all my reports in the pageFooter section. I can pass it the current page, but not the total number of pages of the main report.
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Actually the jasperreports-maven-plugin puts your dependencies on the classpath automatically and you shouldn't hack it by adding them as plugin dependencies (this causes other issues). The only problem is that there's a bug in the implementation: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-1141
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I noticed a related issue on MOJO: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-809
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I did it like this: Code: <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> <artifactId>jasperreports-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>1.0-beta-1</version> <executions> <execution> <goals> <goal>compile-reports</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>jasperreports</groupId> <artifactId>jasperreports</artifactId> <version>3.0.0</version> </dependency> </dependencies> </plugin> Though I have another issue with the plugin that I 'll probably make a patch for.
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Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Thanks for fixing this, great work :) -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
I took your simple example and introduced our jrtx to make it break :) -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
While trying to isolate the jrxml, I \'ve noticed that including the jrtx contents directly in the jrxml file solves the problem. In jasperreports 3.0.0 (and 2.0.5) it looks like the padding of a style isn\'t always taken into account when calculating the size of a overflowed textfield if that style comes from a jrtx file. I \'ll continue creating a zip with all files and attach it :) -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Attached is also the jrpxml file, if that helps. If you adjust the path to the ttf file in that file, you might be able to repreduce a truncated pdf? I can also supply you the jrxml file and the testdatabase dump, but I am using the JPA datasource, so I am afraid that won\'t help you much? -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Attached is the jrprint file for jasperreports 2.0.5. Page 5 should read: third textfield: Sportmogelijkheden verbeteren. We zullen ... en wedstrijden in onze gemeente om zo tot een gezondere gemeente te komen. fifth textfield: 5% meer sportlocaties in de gemeente. We willen ... te gaan ontplooien en zo tot 5% meer te komen dan voorheen. -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Please ignore my last comment, I forgot to re-enable GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment().registerFont(font); If you do that, the included zip works perfectly. The original issue still occurs however, so I \'ll take a look at isolating that. -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Your test.zip example worked perfectly on my machine too. So I digged some further, and I got to repreduce it by using groups and spacing, although this might be a seperate issue because it only occurs on the page end. (And the original issue also occurs outside the page end) Take a look at the png inside the zip, it shows the problem. The jrxml file is also included, but you \'ll want to use your style definition (for your ttf path) and adjust the query so you find a way to select at least 10 records. Thanks for looking into this :) -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Java 1.6 JasperReports 2.0.5 from the maven 2 repo (so that defines the iText version) Did you use padding="2" too? And exactly the same field value? -
Changing Java options on Windows bundled version of JasperReports Server
ge0ffrey commented on kcollins's entry in Best Practices
Even when using a ttf file from the classpath, a monospaced font (so it clearly finds it), the line drops (see attachement picture): pdfFontName="be/schaubroeck/util/report/font/LiberationMono-Regular.ttf" isPdfEmbedded="true" pdfEncoding="Cp1252"> InputStream in = getClass() .getResourceAsStream("/jasperpoc/report/font/LiberationMono-Regular.ttf"); Font font = Font.createFont(Font.TRUETYPE_FONT, in); GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment().registerFont(font); in.close(); -
I made a mistake in how to register the font, it should be: Code:InputStream in = getClass().getResourceAsStream(ttfResource); Font font = Font.createFont(Font.TRUETYPE_FONT, in); GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment().registerFont(font); in.close(); The line still is missing though I 've used the exact same font in pdf as in jasperviewer, see the screenshot in the issue.
