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  1. Thanks a lot Giulio I works fine! :lol: But the walkaround looks strange, doesn't it? I'm wondering why is that? :unsure: Post edited by: pupureg, at: 2006/08/22 06:20
  2. Hi all, I'm using iReport 1.2.5. I found that this version improved much from the 1.2.3 espcially in Hibernate EJB3 connection. But there's one thing I think it should be made better. If anyone try the EJBQL query, you might realize that when you select multiple columns and the read properties will create fields with the name COLUMN1, COLUMN2, COLUMN3... and in the report you have to write $F{COLUMN1}. Well, It does work fine. But it doesn't seem to be good at all, it's difficult to keep track! I mean if there is someway to create an alias or use the names of the selected columns as field names, it'll be great! Anyway iReport is very good, easy to use and deploy, I have to say.:)
  3. Hi guys, I'm using iReport 1.2.5 I try to create a very simple crosstab with datasource is a datasubsets. But it doesn't display anything (no error in loggin screen). I try to switch crosstab's datasource to report datsource (just the same query). And it works fine!! What's wrong? Do I misunderstand something or iReport doesn't support such way of data access for crosstab? :unsure: The problem occurs for JDBC, EJBQL, and others! I appreciate for any helps!
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