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The eclipse-JDT-SDK project is now at version 3.4.1-stable. Is there any plan to update the jdt-compiler lib from 3.1.1. to 3.4.1 in JasperReports?

Never mind, I found it's a stripped-down version of the org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.1.1.jar. Yay me! -Ed

Hello all. Can anyone tell me the original source (in the Eclipse project, I think?) of the jdt-compiler-3.1.1.jar? I thought it was in the Eclipse-JDT-SDK, but I can't find it there. Thanks for your help. -Ed

Not feelin' the love here!

Hi! I'm having the same problem, and sofar, no response from the forum. Did you find a solution to this problem? Thanks, Ed

Hello, all. I have installed the IReports plugin for NetBeans 6.1, and am trying to create a new Report using a JRDataSourceProvider, with no luck. I've copied over the PersonBeansDataSource http://jsourcery.com/api/sourceforge/ireport/1.2.8/it/businesslogic/ireport/examples/PersonBeansDataSource.source.html#jj1537777112 and all the associated Beans (PersonBean, etc.) to my local NetBeans project. The class compiles correctly, so it must know where the JasperReports libraries are. When I go New > Other > Report > Report Next Next (use the default file name) select New (datasource) select JRDataSourceProvider and click Next name = "foo" JasperReports DataSourceProvider class = PersonBeansDataSource Click Test ClassNotFoundError! Msg PersonBeansDataSource Possible not found class PersonBeansDataSource check your classpath! ...okay. I'll try full.path.to.the.class.in.my.project.PersonBeansDataSourceProvider. I get a ClassNotFoundError! Msg: full.path.to....etc...PersonBeansDataSource. If I cancel, and use the default JRDataSourceProvider class, com.jaspersoft.ireport.examples.PersonBeansDataSource and click Test, I get Connection test successful!. Is there any way to get the IReport plugin to see a class in my file as a JRDataSourceProvider? Thanks for any help. -Ed