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Leo Do you mean you want to keep the tree visible all the time even when you open resources like report? -Alex
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David Do you have the release candidate of JS 3.0, or final release? The bug exists in the release candidate, and should have already been fixed in the final release. -Alex
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Sulaiman Are you using release 3.0? It allows multiple deletion. -Alex
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Todd Yes, the objects are stored in the repository (in the form of db tables), not directly on hard drive. -Alex
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Rubern There might be DB schema changes between two different versions. The change is that you might get some errors at run time, depending on what you might be doing. -Alex
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Ruber Could you post the log file? Assuming you are using tomcat, you can go to $TOMCAT_HOME/logs/stdout_<timestamp>.log e.g. $TOMCAT_HOME/logs/stdout_20080722.log The stack trace in the log file, if any, could give a hint what the issue mihgt be.
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David In JasperServer, there is an icon on the top left corner to bring the user from child report to the parent report. -Alex
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Vinvar Make sure the permissions are set correctly. I've seen cases that permissions were set to non-writable, and hence the reports can be "saved" into the target folder.
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Dashboarding is only available in the Pro version
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Looks like it's timed out, and the ajax returns didn't take care of the case. At the mean time, logging off and back in will solve that problem.
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Some of the functionality that's available only in Pro version include: Dashboarding Adhoc Report Designer Saved Report Options Portlet Support, etc
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Dimas I tried it on a fresh install copy, and I had no problem logging out as a non-admin user (e.g. joeuser). Did you change some permission since the installationg? -Alex
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I tried a few simple examples in the released version, and they worked fine for me. There are couple of known issues, e.g. if the domain name includes dash (-), it rejects the pattern. A bug has been filed for that matter. Post edited by: alex.chan, at: 2008/06/30 18:18
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Could you let us know what the format/pattern looks like?
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The source will be available soon, probably within 2 weeks, please look for the announcement. -Alex
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ruoso The column jiuser.previouspasswordchangetime is a new one for 3.0. You need to update your db by running the upgradescript or manually add to it. It's datetime type. -Alex
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hkjang login_welcome.jsp is the default login page. You can either modify the content of the file to your like, or modify the following files to point to your own login page: JSCommonController.java: add a new method to handle the new login page jasperserver-servlet.xml: modify the id=paramResolver section to use a new mapping for /login.html -Alex
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Caused by: java.lang.Exception: 1 - Access is deni
alex.chan replied to prashanth.talkad's topic in Products
prashanth.talkad Did someone change the permission of the reports or the folder that contains the report? -
jleroy You can modify the file JasperServerUtil.java Method: public static boolean regExValidateEmail(String email) {} The method is used to validate the email address. You can relax the rules (regular expression).
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kamir Based on the attachment, looks like the jdbc setting is not correct. Could you take a look at the /META-INF/context.xml?
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You need to call ResourceDescriptor.setParentFolder()
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Error in Jasperserver -saving datasource,jrxml
alex.chan replied to santoshatroad's topic in Products
When you see errors like: jsexception.null.uri Usually it means a particular uri is referred by the reports doesn't exist in JasperServer with the specific uri path. You can take a look at the report jrxml, and see what resource it's looking for. In iReport, it might point to a local resource, but you need to upload the resource to JasperServer to certain location. e.g. /datasource/my_datasource, and then have the jrxml point to that uri -
JasperServer currently doesn't support it. One would have to update the existing JSP and write some Javascript to achieve that.
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2.1 shipped with jfreechart-1.0.3.jar. If you run into probelms with 1.0.4, please try 1.0.3.
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Actually, started in 2.1, the password change functionality is available provided the authentication is through JasperServer. If you open up JasperServer-servlet.xml, go to the following section: <bean id="jsCommContr" class="com.jaspersoft.jasperserver.war.control.JSCommonController"> ... <property name="allowUserPasswordChange" value="false" /> ... </bean> change allowUserPasswordChange to true. Restart the server, you will see in the login page, there is a password change link above the login button.
