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  1. Well, I think the autoboxing is not working for you. Check expressions which returns true/false (like print when...) and substitue your primitive boolean types with Boolean object, ie. new Boolean(your-expression) or just Boolean.valueOf(your-expression) -- hope this helps, zgibek
  2. Yes, thanks. You are right, of course! Sorry for this mistake. -- best regards, zgibek
  3. Sure, that's what I wanted to do, but I couldn't find any better place to share this localization with others. That is the only place I found, where I could put the file and I hoped someone will forward it into the sources. Of course, please add it to the sources. -- best regards, zgibek
  4. well, the simplest is: Code:viewer.addHyperlinkListener( new JRHyperlinkListener() { public void gotoHyperlink(JRPrintHyperlink jrPrintHyperlink) throws JRException { JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Hyperlink: "+jrPrintHyperlink.getHyperlinkReference()); } }); But this is a sample of course and does nothing more then registering the listener and shows how to use it. In real solution you should open a browser, make a redirect or anything you want. The problem (for me) is that the mouse does not change to "hand" in my application. It works only in JasperDesignViewer :( -- best regards, zgibek
  5. Dear all, I have found, that there is no polish localization for JRViewer class, which I am using. I am attaching the property file. I am not sure if this is the proper place to do this, but I cannot put it anywhere else. Hope it helps someone :) -- regards, zgibek [file name=viewer_pl.zip size=606] Post edited by: zgibek, at: 2008/03/07 14:20
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