ekappel

Hello! I read the thread on this topic from march 2008. The problem is, that the solution found there does not work for me. I attached a simple example (as simple as possible) to this message. I have 3 reports "Problem", "ProblemSub", and "ProblemSubSub". "ProblemSubSub" calculates a sum (variable "netSum") and returns it to the "ProblemSub" report. "ProblemSub" uses a specific discount percentage to calculate a new variable "discountedSum" (here it doesn' t work - it's always null!). The variable "discountedSum" is then handed back to the main report "Problem" only to be multiplied by VAT. I tried to dummy groups with evaltime of variables set to the dummy groups but the expressions are always null. How can I change the evaluation behaviour of the variables using returned variable from the subreport. Thanks in advance Eduard Kappel

Hello! I need to insert a crosstab in my report. Since we use Hibenate and HQL throughout all our reports I definded a subdataset using HQL as well (buildingRecordMonthly.jrxml). The result being an empty output. By switching from HQL to SQL the crosstab works perfectly (buildingRecordMonthly-SQL.jrxml). To check, I also added a subreport using the same HQL query as the subdataset (buildingRecordMonthly_sub.jrxml). The subreport displays the correct data, while the crosstab stays empty. Are there any known problems concerning subdatasets and HQL. Thanks in advance Eduard

Hello Lucian, first of all thank you for your immediate reply. I hestitate a little bit calling the JasperReports behaviour a bug, since the real problem (bug :) ) is in the Acrobat Reader 8+. All works fine with Acrobat Reader 7 and earlier. I only think the chance of getting the problem solved in JasperReports is much higher than in Acrobat Reader (I addressed Adobe with the problem before I posted it to this forum - with no answer so far :(). Your suggestion to the problem looks promising to me, because we use styles in our reports. So I'd rather post a feature request than a bug. Do I use the same link for that? Regards, Edi

When printing the attached PDF with Acrobat Reader 8 (8.0, 8.1 and 8.1.1) under Windows XP some temporary files are created in the users temp directory. The following is an example: Z@R169.tmp Z@R16D.tmp Z@S16A.tmp Z@S16E.tmp Z@R167.tmp Z@R16B.tmp[/ul] The first 4 files have the hidden attribute while the last two have not. None of them can be deleted while Acrobat Reader is running (that's OK). When closing Acrobat Reader the first four temporary files are deleted, but the last two stay and can't be deleted until a reboot of the windows system. I checked the Windows Task-Manager and Acrobat Reader is definitely closed. I tracked down the problem to the reference to the font Helvetica in generated PDF (the default font, but not used in the document). How can I avoid this reference from being created? Thanks for any advice Edi P.S. I tried with version 1.3.3 and 2.0.2 [file name=Telefonverzeichnis.pdf size=84935]http://www.jasperforge.org/components/com_joomlaboard/uploaded/files/Telefonverzeichnis.pdf[/file] Post edited by: ekappel, at: 2007/11/06 09:08