arunvishvin
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For the first question there is no hard and fast rule that you should use subreport. You may or may not use a subreport. This totally depends on you (the designer). For the second question you can refer to any of the samples provided in jasper-source
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Hi, I also faced the same problem what i did was, We used to print 16 digit numbers as TxnNo:1234567890123456 and I added the ":" into the report before the field value like this ":"+$F{Field Name} and that solved the problem. You also try to add some character but not space before your field value, it will surely work
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check the demosamplessubreport example for your design
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Can you post your code
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Check where have you placed the static text in the subreport???If you have placed in the detail then it will not display mate....
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Do you have all the necessary .jar files to run the jasper report.
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Use a scriptX to direct your print to a particular printer or there are many ways just go through the forum once you will find lots of posts without using scriptX
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Thanks Lucian Charita
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Even I tried to simulate your problem it is not calculating when the variable is in the header....there has to be some way to achieve this....if anybody knows how to please post your solution.
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please submit your code so that anyone can say what is happening in your code.
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You have to download the jasper report project which contains the source code, examples, api's and documents on jasper report.
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What factors do you want to control while exporting it to HTML
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i am getting a bit confused by the problem but tell me why do you want to set the values of different column to the same temp variable???
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if you are viewing the jasperViewer in your webapplication then you can refer the webapp example to embed your jasperviewer to your webapplication.
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Please post the error.
