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thank you for your response mdahlman Wrote: I have about 300 reports in my "Generated Reports" folder. It displays in about 4 seconds. I don't think JS attempts to read all of the reports into memory. What sort of performance are you seeing as "slow"? How does it compare with performance of other folders? Can you test with JS 3.7 as well? Regards, Matt when a user wants to display content of the folder and clicks on the folder it takes about 1min to finish this operation. there are 20 reports, each 20mb. i have no problem with other folders, there are only jrxml files. i haven't tested it wiht 3.7, it is production server so it is not so simple.

Hello I use JS 3.5. i have created folder for scheduled reports. the reports are large. it takes much time to display content of this folder. it looks like JS is trying to read each report into memory just to display report names. is there any solution for this problem?

hi, FileVirtualizer doesnt work with one page report(the page is vary big). is this normal behaviour or a bug?

Hi, I try to generate large raport using webservice to connet with jasperserver. And i got error: java heap space. I know that jasperserver uses virtualizer on default. when the report is sent by webservice is it virtualiezed by client side too? I try also to run following code: Code: JRFileVirtualizer virtualizer=new JRFileVirtualizer(100); parameters.put(JRParameter.REPORT_VIRTUALIZER, virtualizer); JasperPrint jp = wsClient.runReport(rd, parameters); but i got: java.lang.Exception: 1 - java.lang.String