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When you load a report with subreports into pre-4.0 JasperServer, it automatically offers to convert the iReport subreport references from format (${SUBREPORT_DIR} + "ReportName.jasper") to the JasperServer format ("repo:ReportName.jrxml"). Works great. However, when I install my old reports into 4.0, it says it's doing that, but when I run the report from the JasperServer it can't find the subreports. So, I download the master report from the server and everything's still in SUBREPORT_DIR format. I manually change the subreport format to "repo:ReportName.jrxml" and everything's fine from there on. I'm using Windows 7.0, iReports 3.74, JasperServer 4.0, all running on localhost for now. Is there any way to get this conversion working again?

I got this error running iReport 3.74 against the 3.71 server. Recompile and reload your report under an earlier iReport version and that may fix the problem, worked for me.

Further info: By displaying my date parameter in master and subreports, I established the date parm was being set back by 6 hours. I'm at CST, so that gives me a clue what time zone the JasperServer is set to. So now I preset the time portion of my date/time parm to "06:00:00" and it winds up at the desired "00:00:00." Still a kludge, but functional.

I'm having a similar problem that may be related to the default time zone issue. It seems to be tied to JasperServer evaluating input date parameters "according to the default time zone" as it says in the user manual. My master report sets a default date in mm-dd-yyyy format which is passed through to several subreports. This runs fine in the iReports environment. However, when I run it from JasperServer and echo the parameters in the subreport, the date parameter in the subreports has been reduced by one day. It looks like I can kludge around this by: 1) Change my date parameter from java.util.date to java.sql.Timestamp and 2) Set the time portion of the Timestamp to 23:59. What I would prefer would be some way to see and set the default time zone within JasperServer, or within the schedule setup.

In iReports you can also go to edit=>report properties=>more and check "ignore pagination."