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Iterate 'A6' page template four times on 'A4' page
baggypants replied to franciwe's topic in Products
Firstly you need to set the page to landscape. This is done in the report properties. Click on the report name in the Report Inspector and have a look in the Properties window and set the Orientation option Also in properties is the option to set up columns. set that to 2. It will calculate the appropriate width for you change the detail band to the correct height for an A6 landscape label and fill in the column on the left and that should do it for you. -
I'm not entirely sure what your up to but have you tried with "remove line when blank" set to false?
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Likely related to 0004233
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Twice in a week? http://jasperforge.org/plugins/espforum/view.php?group_id=83&forumid=101&topicid=61990 At the risk of sounding like one of those curmugeonly forum members I'd like to point out there is a search box.
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when you set a currency pattern, replace the first character with the symbol you want. e.g. for dollars change ¤ #,##0.00 to $ #,##0.00
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I've got an XML in a CLOB on a Oracle database. I did a fabulous report using database side Xquery queries but it required installing an extra Oracle XML module which no one is willing to do on the production DB. (wimps) Whats my best bet to get this data into a useful format so Jasper can interrogate it? Some intermediary step to be able to use the XML data connection or something.
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Change the fields Pattern in the properties window. there are some presets available
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1. Try setting the Evaluation Time from "Now" to "Report" or "Auto" 2. Try new String("yourstring") Or set the report language to Groovey. Post Edited by baggypants at 08/17/2009 12:02 Post Edited by baggypants at 08/17/2009 12:02
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Conditional Styles in the line 1, the second field
baggypants replied to marsanka's topic in Products
What reason do you have for that cell being red? is the value wrong or is it always going to be that square which is red? -
You either want "conditional styles" or use a "Print when" expression. Neither of which I've used but both are mentioned with a fair frequency on this forum.
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One last comment. If the bug is not present in jasper 3.1.4 but does occur in 3.5.x then it's unlikely to be a jfree chart bug. it may be worth reporting it in the jasperreports section of the tracker.
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Click on Tracker link above then on Report Issue
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I realise you don't use 3.5.3 for other issues but Oval pie charts work fine for me in iReport 3.5.3 I put a bug in jasperreport as I assumed it was the compiler not reading the values right, not the jfreechart element Link to (closed) bug http://jasperforge.org/projects/jasperreports/tracker/view.php?id=4118 Post Edited by baggypants at 08/14/2009 09:09
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In the report properties (i.e. in the the report inspector, click on the top element and look in the properties windows) you can set the number of columns. Then you could make the detail band (or whatever band your using) half the height of the page (less the height of any other elemets) . Post Edited by baggypants at 08/14/2009 08:57
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I think your absolutly right! It's never been a big issue for me though as my users access the report through jasperserver which takes the date input format from windows. Pop a feature request in the tracker though and it'll get my vote.
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Probably by using the crosstab component. Post Edited by baggypants at 08/10/2009 13:54
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Q/Q - What happened to Jasper Intelligence (repo)?
baggypants replied to rubedogg04's topic in Products
if you just want scheduled reports then it's in Jasperserver. Startig from your screenshot, tick the box next to the report. The button with the paper and the little clock will become available. Click on that and follow the prompts. -
glees
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I don't know about the jrxml file name, but I use the Report name by creating a variable with the variable expression $P{JASPER_REPORT}.getName() This only works with JasperReports 3.5.0 and above
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Thanks Giuilo I've avoided using chart customizers so far. I've not looked into them. I'm not using a theme with them so it's still an option. but customizers seem a bit hardcore Java to me. I'll chuck it in the iReport tracker as a feature request.
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I recognise that as the eye.candy.sixties theme when the meter is set to Dial. I'm aware of the theme selector. It's not quite what I'm looking for. The example you've posted has no "meter intervals" set either. Thank you for taking the time to reply though. I appreciate every effort, To Clarify. In the attached file I have a series of meters with two meter intervals. One at 157.42 to 163.25 and another at 174.91 to 174.91. I can change the size of the numbers with Tick Lable Font but I cant' change the colour. Or specify their complete removal.
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Saving as eariler versions in 3.5.2 does seem to remove group footers. See here http://jasperforge.org/projects/ireport/tracker/view.php?id=4021 Multiple detail bands only came in with 3.5.2 so saving as eariler versions will strip them out. What I do is use iReport 3.5.0 to do reports for Server 3.5.0. As I've got a few servers to look after and I don't do minor point upgrades if I can help it. Otherwise you have to install the jasper 3.5.2 jar files into jasperserver in apache-tomcat\webapps\jasperserver\WEB-INF\lib put in jasperreports-3.5.2.jar, jasperreports-cahrt-themes-3.5.2.jar you may need to copy across jasperreports-ofc-component and jfreechart if they are later versions. I've not tried it so it may explode and kill your family, but it's worked before with earlier versions. Post Edited by baggypants at 07/17/2009 12:35
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You mean like putting a border round it?
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Change the Tick Inteval Propery to the inteval you want
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Set the Data Range Low and High Expression in the Meter Chart Properties. to something like new BigDecimal(<yournumberhere>)
