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Dear Lucian, Thanks for your reply. The problem is that the exported PDF and Excels CAN show both characters while JasperViewer CANNOT. If it was related to PDF font, it should have been that PDF cannot and JasperViewer can. Is my logic correct? Is it necessary to make both fontName and pdfFontName the same?

After checking my other projects, it does not seem related to mixing English and Chinese. Please see the attachements viewer_output.jpg is the result of JasperViewer, the text becomes strange characters. pdf_output.jpg is the result of PDF using JasperViewer Save As, the text looks normal. All are just English (Chinese texts have used separated fields). Here is the code tag for the text fields: <textElement> <font fontName="PMingLiU" pdfFontName="MHei-Medium" pdfEncoding="UniCNS-UCS2-H" isPdfEmbedded="true"/> </textElement> What did I do wrong? Please help.

My Java standalone application calls JasperReport Viewer to show my JRML files. The application also utilizes JasperReport to export JRML to PDF. There are some text fields containing Chinese and English characters together. The exported PDF can show ALL texts correctly while the viewer cannot show them correctly. In the viewer, if the fields contain ONLY English or Chinese, the fields can display correctly; if the fields contain both, some English alphabets or Chinese characters are hidden. Why does it happen? How can I solve it? Please help

>>Vijay, >>Try out the free Jaspersoft Tutorials at http://www.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-tutorials and see if those help. >>Regards, >>Tim The link is a dead link.

I added my folder My Documents\NetBeansProjects\MyApp\src\META-INF\ into the classpath of iReport (3.6.0) in OPTIONS > CLASSPATH However, when I create a database connection, I selected EJBQL Connection, Name: MyAppPU Connection, Persistence Unit Name: MyAppPU (the same name as coded in persistence.xml), it still prompted that No Persistence provider for EntityManager named MyAppPU What's my problem? Please kindly advise. Code:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/persistence/persistence_1_0.xsd"> oracle.toplink.essentials.PersistenceProvider myapp.entity.TableA myapp.entity.TableB myapp.entity.TableC myapp.entity.TableD

I have a similar question. My Application Server is IBM Websphere Community Edition, so the backend is Geronimo too. When I run the installer jasperserver-2.0.1-windows-installer.exe, it only allows TOMCAT. How can I install JasperServer if my AS is Websphere Application Server? Many thanks.

JasperServer is a project of Source Forge, so it is certainly Open Source.

I have a table in this format: Name: Varchar Food: Varchar Date: Date There's no primary key. e.g. Sam eats icecream on 19 Sep 2007, then the record will store Sam, icecream, 19 Sep 2007. If the case: Sam, icecream, 19 Sep 2007. Susan, icecream, 20 Sep 2007. Jacky, icecream, 21 Sep 2007. Then Susan and Jacky did "repeat eat" because Susan and Jacky repeat the same food "icecream" as Sam within 14 days. My report (in JasperReports) will draw how many repeat eat there is. The result will look like: Report A - FOOD, NUMBER OF REPEAT icecream, 2 orange, 3 Report B - NAME, FOOD NUMBER OF REPEAT Sam, biscuit, 1 Sam, orange, 1 Susan, biscuit, 1 The most critical challenge is the number of records in the table around 20,000. If combining them directly, it will be around 400,000,000 records in immediate table. How can I do the reports? Many thanks.

I have to import an Excel 5.0 file into my Win98 program. However, it can work with the file originally created by Excel 97 but cannot with the file saved as Excel 5.0 in Excel 2003. Therefore, is there any additional jar to provide Excel 5.0 format in JasperReports?