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Hi Julien You can define the default value for a parameter by inserting a <defaultValueExpression> element withing the <parameter> element in your jrxml file e.g. <parameter name="MyDate" class="java.util.Date"> <defaultValueExpression> new java.util.Date() </defaultValueExpression> </parameter> hope this helps Angus

OK I think your question is clear now - thanks Dimension member name refers to the distinct value of a row or column group. For example for the group "Country", dimension members might be "France", "Italy", "Belgium". I think you are asking if the group label itself (e.g. "Country") can be displayed. Unfortunately for 3.5 the answer is no (although the name will show up in the summary description, e.g. "Country Totals") The feature you are asking for is a likely candidate for our 4.0 releasem which is due towards the end of this year. Hope this helps Angus Post Edited by angus at 05/29/2009 22:33

Hi Ravi Does your topic jrxml contain at least one parameter element? e.g. <parameter name="Country" class="java.lang.String" isForPrompting="false"> <defaultValueExpression><![CDATA["Mexico"]]></defaultValueExpression> </parameter> As Kristen pointed out - without these parameters, Input Controls in Ad Hoc will not work properly. BTW If you assign default values to the parameter(s) the user of the generated reports will not be prompted. Hope this helps Angus Post Edited by angus at 05/28/2009 18:37

Hi Julien I'm not sure I understand yoru question. Are you asking if you can add labels to column groups (or row groups)? These items are already labelled according to the dimension member name. Or do you mean you want to display labels on the measures? (this is not supported in 3.5) Also are you talking specifically about using the Ad Hoc designer or Jasper Reports in general? thanks Angus

Hi Olga, Could you give a little more information please? How were you setting the filter value? 1) In the jrxml topic? 2) In the domain data chooser wizard 3) In the Ad hoc designer itself by clicking the filter control? thanks Angus

It is Pro only

In the upcoming release of JasperServer professional, two more chart types will be supported by Ad Hoc designer out of the box: XY plots and Time Series plots and it will be easier to add customize Ad Hoc to support additional JFREE chart types. You will also be able to switch visualizations on the fly (chart->table-> crosstab) without losing data

In our next release there will be a new page size option which will ignore width restrictions - so your pdf will not truncate fields. It will also allow you to export crosstabs to PDF without wrappping