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I recommend u to attach the cube definition. Best Reggards :)

There is a property named nameColumn where u can set the column will be shown in the drillthrough

tjava calling a class contained in code folder is the winner option ;)

The tjoin component support rejects, so i reccomend to use tjoin and later u can use a tmap to make the needed transformations in the data.

I would write a java pre-process for make an union of such lines, as far as i know there is no easy way.

Jasper is unther gnu license, so you can use it without remorse ;) For more information you can read the license.txt provided with jasperserver or directly this page: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ Best regards

swood is working in that, so there is nothing more to do here :(

You can try to do it with css instead of hard coding ;)

Hi all, I have some cubes with Measures with a formatString like this: <Measure name="MeasureName" column="dbColumn" datatype="String" aggregator="sum" caption="MeasureCaption" visible="true" formatString="#,##0.00 €"> This works perfectly on Analisys views, and the FmtValue Property is correctly returned in XML/A <Cell CellOrdinal="0"> <Value xsi:type="xsd:string">37460.44793599999996518</Value> <FmtValue>37,460.45 €</FmtValue> <FormatString>#,##0.00 €</FormatString> </Cell> But I can't use the formatted value in the reports, i've tried with this field descriptions <field name="MeasureName" class="java.lang.String"> <fieldDescription><![CDATA[FormattedData([Measures].[MeasureName])]]></fieldDescription> </field> <field name="MeasureName" class="java.lang.String"> <fieldDescription><![CDATA[[Measures][MeasureName](FORMATTED_DATA)]]></fieldDescription> </field> <field name="MeasureName" class="java.lang.String"> <fieldDescription><![CDATA[[Measures][MeasureName](FmtValue)]]></fieldDescription> </field> And no one works, the output is allways the unformatted value. I've been searching for forums and internet, but i cant find any formatted field example, can someone provide an example?

What means that character in that position? :S i would just write "where field in ($P{Value})"

I'm a little perfectionist or i'm the only one who has noticed that avatar images are resized whithout keeping relation w/h ;) Anyway the new forum interface is very much better. Tks swood, good karma for u :D

So the workaround is to use frienly names in the attribute name. The other question is if mondrian 3.0 solves the drill down problem, drill down only works in final nodes and not in middle nodes who dont have any value asociated Thanks for your answer and for the new forum interface :D

The query you are executing is select emp_name from employee where emp_id = 111,222 So oracle fails, you should try using more than one parameter in your query.

Another solution is just to use a control input with a boolean and use that value in the value of the flag the xml :D is a good workaround if it works ;)

I've noticed that the problem come from Mondrian, from the MondrianDrillTrough class method drillthroug. I've tried to update the mondrian jar to the 3.0 version, but jasperserver dont works. There is any prevision in updating the mondrian jar in the future?