[Scheduler on JasperETL]

Hi iLopez-

The best method to schedule reports creating in iReport is to use JasperServer, which has a built in scheduler for scheduling JasperReports. I recommend downloading JasperServer 2.0.1 at http://www.jasperforge.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=16&Itemid=277 .

 

Cheers,

Beth

[Scheduler on JasperETL]

Hi-

We often use the scheduler function in JasperETL successfully. If you use the scheduler in JasperETL, when you export your jobs you will get a crontab that can be used with Cron. Cron is built into Linux and Unix, and you can use a program like cronw if you are running on Windows.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[Is Manual Coding possible in JasperETL?]

My apologies about the long delay. You can find source for all of the components at http://www.talendforge.org/ext/index.php . You can make modifications to the components and add that to your installation so the components can function to your requirements.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[Is Manual Coding possible in JasperETL?]

Hi Jaya- There are several ways to add manual code. You can change the Java code after exporting it, but it won't save the modifications the next time you use JasperETL since JasperETL is automatically generating code. If you want to change the actual generation of code you can modify the underlying component that generated your code. You can also embed code snippets in several components including tMap.

 

I will post a link to the code for the components in the next couple of days.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[Starting JasperETL crashs]

Hi Stefan-

JasperETL requires Java 1.5 and above, and the log shows you are looking at Java 1.4.2. Please try changing your classpath to look at 1.5 and let me know if you run into any issues.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[JasperAnalysis Workbench 3.5.4 released]

Hi Rams-

You can find the existing JA Workbench under the JasperServer 1.2.1 release on JasperForge; it's a free download for the community and works fine on top of JasperAnalysis 2.0.

 

We are in the process of building a 2.0 version of the workbench with some new features and bug fixes; this should be released in the next few weeks.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[ETL book or something available?]

Hi Dreamer-

We are working on building some mini-demos, especially ones focused on enabling OLAP via some of the advanced features of JasperETL. I will let everyone know once those are up on our site.

Since JasperETL is based on Talend Open Studio, I highly recommend running some of the tutorials at http://www.talend.com/tos/tutorials/menu.php . I have found them very helpful for understanding how to create jobs in the tool. I hope this helps.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[error installing JasperETL]

Can you do echo $PATH on your bash command line? I just want to make sure your JRE is on your path, since that is what the error seems to be indicating.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[JasperServer2 UI failing on firefox 1.x]

Hi-

I wanted to add to what Lucian said. We certify JasperServer and JasperAnalysis to run on Firefox 1.5 and 2.0 (in addition to IE6 SP 2 and IE7), since we have found that a majority of the community use these versions. Do you thinking getting users of the system upgraded to Firefox 1.5 would be possible, since I understand that going up to 2.0 is not feasible? Otherwise modifying the code to remove the AJAX functionality that require newer browsers would be a reasonable approach.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[JasperServer2 UI failing on firefox 1.x]

Hi-

I wanted to add to what Lucian said. We certify JasperServer and JasperAnalysis to run on Firefox 1.5 and 2.0 (in addition to IE6 SP 2 and IE7), since we have found that a majority of the community use these versions. Do you thinking getting users of the system upgraded to Firefox 1.5 would be possible, since I understand that going up to 2.0 is not feasible? Otherwise modifying the code to remove the AJAX functionality that require newer browsers would be a reasonable approach.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[JasperETL and Talend]

Hi Eugene-

TOS and JasperETL are on slightly different release cycles, so that likely explains the discrepancies you are seeing. The Ingres connector will definitely be available in the next release of JasperETL, and I will investigate the issue you are seeing with the SQLBuilder which I haven't encountered before. What OS are you running on?

 

Cheers,

Beth

[error installing JasperETL]

Hi Wehber-

I am happy to look into your issue. Could you post your $PATH for me? I can possibly debug the issue from that.

 

Cheers,

Beth

[Unable to Install Jasper ETL]

Hi Pradeep-

Could you go to your command line and run java -version, then post back with what you see? It is possible that your environment is still set to run an older version of Java.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[How to parse subreport into jasperserver]

Hi Murali-

The issue is that the report is expecting a subreport on your local machine, which doesn't work when the report is in the repository.

 

Please try the following steps and let me know if it works for you:

1) upload the subreport to JasperServer using the plugin to whichever directory would like.

2) Change your subreport reference in the main report to be "repo:NonLifeInsurence"

3) Upload the main report again to JasperServer

 

Please let me know if this works for you.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[JasperETL and Talend]

Hi Peter-

There are currently no functional differences between the Open Source versions of our two products. We will be adding more data warehousing features to JasperETL, but all connectors will be open-sourced and will work in both JasperETL and Talend. We are planning to add integration points between JasperETL and the rest of the suite which will lead to some small functionality differences between Talend and JasperETL, but the basic functionality will likely stay the same.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[JasperServer and MS Analysis Services?]

Hi A-

We are currently investigating the issue connecting JasperAnalysis to Microsoft Analysis Services. I should have an update soon, and will make sure to let you know what we find.

 

Thanks,

Beth

[jasper etl can be handle run as client server]

Hello-

We are currently working on a professional version of JasperETL which will require a username and password for access to ETL jobs. We are looking to release the professional version in the next few months. The open source version does not have an admin password since it is run locally by a single user.

 

Thank you,

Beth

[direct (URL) unauthorized access to an olap view?!]

Hi-

Which version of JasperServer are you using? The issue you are seeing was a bug that was discovered in JasperServer 1.1. The bug should be fixed in JasperServer 1.2, which was just released several days ago. I hope this works for you.

Cheers,

Beth

[Welcome to the JasperETL Forum!]

JasperETL makes populating the databases that you use within JasperServer and JasperAnalysis much easier if you need to move data from other databases and files. You can schedule jobs to run using Cron, and eventually you will be able to schedule jobs using an advanced scheduler.

 

JasperETL was built in a partnership with Talend, which built Talend Open Studio. Talend has created some very helpful tutorials on how to use the tool which you can find at http://www.talend.com/tos/tutorials/menu.php

 

 

I hope this helps everyone.

 

Thanks,

Beth

Product Manager at JasperSoft

[Welcome to the JasperETL Forum!]

Welcome to the JasperETL Forum!

 

This forum is for questions on JasperETL and discussion of ideas and issues with JasperETL.

 

To download JasperETL, go to http://www.jasperforge.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=16&Itemid=277

 

 

The install guide is located at

http://www.jasperforge.org/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=81&Itemid=248

 

 

--Beth

Product Manager at JasperSoft

Post edited by: bamazur, at: 2007/01/30 23:48