jmario

thanks... that helped a lot :) i should first refer to the docs next time :) shame on me :p

Post Edited by jmario at 03/24/2010 09:06

Hi everyone, i have a problem with deploying my reports to another machine (with a diferent network, that i can not access from my machine). Is there any way to use a deployment mechanism to move reports from one machine to another without installing ireport ?

hi same problem here.... any solution yet?

Hi all, i am having some truble creating a proxy client with the wsdl.exe tool for the ReportScheduler ws. I have tried 2 ways to get the client- no success. The wsdl command looks like that: 1.) for the local copied wsdl file >wsdl /language:CS /u:jasperadmin /p:jasperadmin /out:test.cs "...path...\xxx.wsdl" and the result is: Microsoft ® Web Services Description Language Utility [Microsoft ® .NET Framework, Version 2.0.50727.3038] Copyright © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Error: Cannot find definition for http://localhost:8081/jasperserver/services/Re portScheduler:ReportScheduler. Service Description with namespace http://localh ost:8081/jasperserver/services/ReportScheduler is missing. Parameter name: name If you would like more help, please type "wsdl /?". > 2.) for the wsdl at jasperserver >wsdl /language:CS /u:jasperadmin /p:jasperadmin /out:test.cs "http://localhost:8081/jasperserver/services/ReportSchedu ler?wsdl" and the error output was: Error: Unable to import binding 'ReportSchedulerSoapBinding' from namespace 'htt p://www.jasperforge.org/jasperserver/ws'. - Unable to import operation 'getJob'. - Nested groups may not be used with encoded SOAP. Please change definition of schema type 'Job' from namespace 'http://www.jasperforge.org/jasperserver/ws'. If you would like more help, please type "wsdl /?". > So this is a resolved bug at ms: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/820122 But the ms workaround does not work for me! Whatever the problem may be, i am free to use any workaround to get the proxy class for ReportScheduler ws for .net. If there is alredy a client generated and free for download (for .net) , please someone post the url for that-this would be the best that could happen to me at this time :) best regards, Mario

thanks for your replies. I will check the JS ws. regards

hi, thanks for your reply. what i want to do is to deploy reports to the jasper server. but i don't wont to do it through iReport. I would like to do it through some external tools maybe like apache ant,... that's why i am asking if the jrxml files can be packaged into a jar. My situation: i have some jrxml files :) What do i need to do to deploy these files with all needed input controls and parameters to jasper server ? (is there any way to package all this sources and then deploy them?) - how can i load these reports for my case to the jasper server ? hope i was clear enough ? :) regards

so there is no option to deploy jrxml to jasper in a jar package, if i understood ?? Can i package the *.jasper files into a jar? what about some third party tools? regards Post Edited by Mario Dietner at 04/07/09 12:32

Hi all! Is there any way to package a jrxml report file(s) into a jar package and then deploy the jar to any tomcat server on which jasperserver is running ? If so, which resources do i need to add to the jar or with the jar to the server? Thanks in advance!

Hi all, is there any way to send an xml request to the server (through web service) to get a list of existing reports on the server ? tnx in advance!

hi, did u try my suggestion for the .net client: http://jasperforge.org/plugins/espforum/view.php?group_id=83&forumid=101&topicid=48614 ?? it is working for me.....

Hi, i have a problem with java.util.Date parameter that i am passing to the runReport method. The problem is, that the service requires the date parameter in miliseconds to work and i am sending the param in milis, but the report is still not working fine. I get an error (from the log): 11:22:26,671 ERROR ManagementService,http-8080-Processor17:1205 - caught Throwable exception: Error executing SQL statement for : reportName com.jaspersoft.jasperserver.api.JSExceptionWrapper: net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRException: Error executing SQL statement for : reportName ..................... I am using DateFrom and DateTo params in the SQL statemtent as follows: AND [someShema].[DbDate] between $P{DateFrom} and $P{DateTo} Both params are defined: <parameter name="DateFrom" class="java.util.Date"> </parameter> <parameter name="DateTo" class="java.util.Date"> </parameter> When i run this report from the jasper server admin page or from the ireport directly the report WORKS fine! Only when i call the report from the webService it doesn't - passing xml request! So the question could be: how configure the reports date params to work in miliseconds? Or how to configure the web service to accept the date param in other format than just in milis ? Thanks in Advance!

have found a solution...i posted the answer there: http://jasperforge.org/plugins/espforum/view.php?group_id=83&forumid=101&topicid=48614

Hi guys! I have been working on the same problem for about a week and found a solution. I am using Jasper ireport and .net C# client side. So to make an interop betwen the axis service and .Net client to use attachments u have to use WSE 2.0 and let your jasper know to use DIME attachments! Add an argument to the request xml: <argument name="USE_DIME_ATTACHMENTS"></argument> Very important: In the generated proxy class (from the wsdl.exe tool) make sure the class inherits from Microsoft.Web.Services2.WebServicesClientProtocol don't forget to add "using Microsoft.Web.Services2;" (for C#) very simple example to read an attachment (C#): MyService mgmtServ = new MyService(); mgmtServ.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("usr", "pwd"); mgmtServ.PreAuthenticate = true; string _out2 = mgmtServ.runReport(getReportXML); using (FileStream _out1 = new FileStream("C:/test.pdf", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None)) { //if attachment exists using (Stream data = (mgmtServ.ResponseSoapContext.Attachments[0].Stream)) { byte[] b_array = new byte[data.Length]; data.Read(b_array, 0, (int)data.Length); _out1.Write(b_array, 0, (int)data.Length); } } hope this will help you!

I am new on this forum so hello everyone! :) I have an interoperability problem with jaspers report service and client side wse 2.0. The problem is that when i call the "runReport" operation through the web service enpoint the server returns a DIME attachment but the client (wse 2.0 .net c#) expects a simple SOAP xml response. Therefore the client can not handle a DIME response and it crashes. So my question is, if there is any one who had a similar problem and solved it ? Or has any one a solution to this problem ? Thanks in advance!