talonkrass

I know I can set text to all-caps using .toUpperCase() on the field, but I need the ability to use small caps, particularly in DOCX and PDF exports. A Short example of Small-Caps (which I did using the CSS attribute "font-variant: small-caps".) Is there any way to set a report style to use small-caps that will work for DOCX and PDF exports?

Just FYI - After some fiddling around, it appears that the padding in a Docx cell is being applied twice. If I half all the padding values in DocxBorderInfo's constructor, the resulting Docx file looks fine.

I'm using JasperReports 4.0.1's JRDocxExporter, and I'm running into a problem where the data is exceeding the length of the page, causing the footer to show at the top of the following page. The exact same report exported with the JRPdfExporter looks awesome. What might be causing this? (See attachment) My report is set up to use Arial, and I am using the exact same font in my JVM as I am in Word.

I was using the JRXlsxExporter when this problem occurred. I've found switching to the JExcelApiExporter to export XLS files works with IS_DETECT_CELL_TYPE set to true.

I've updated to JasperReports 4.0.1 in my current Java implementation (from 3.7.4), and I've got a new problem. XLSX files are being reported as corrupt by Excel, and when you open them, the dates are unformatted numbers. The only way I've found to fix it so far is to set IS_DETECT_CELL_TYPE to false in the exporter. I would really like to use IS_DETECT_CELL_TYPE to get real numbers and dates in my spreadsheets, rather than strings. Is there a way to get it to work?