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  1. Hi, I am currently using version 3.5 of jasperserver (community edition), using Tomcat as my application server and mysql as the default database (essentially I am using the default download setup). I would like to move from Tomcat to Oracle Application Server 10.1.2 Does anyone know if this version of jaspserserver can be installed on Oracle Application Server 10.1.2? Are the servlet versions compatible? Thanks,
  2. Hi, My own fault, I had <property name="userDnPatterns"> with several patterns enabled as well as <property name="userSearch" ref="userSearch"/>. I commented out userDnPatterns so that userSearch is just being used and everything works now, no more performance problems, very quick. Regards,
  3. Hi, Since I setup jaspserserver to use LDAP authentication it now takes over a minute (1 minute 30 sec.) to login to jasperserver. I still have daoAuthentication enabled and even with the default user (jasperadmin and joeuser) it takes the same amount of time to login. Does anyone have any pointers as to why it might be so slow logging in now. I have other applications LDAP enabled and they don't take this long. Could it be something to do with bringing across a user's groups in LDAP? Any advice appreciated. Regards,
  4. Hi, I have realised my error. I made a copy of the original xml file in the same directory which the server must have been reading as well, this accounted for me being able to login as the default users. When I moved the copy of the applicationContext -security.xml file outside of the WEB-INF folder the ldap authentication started to work. Thanks for the help and pointers. Regards, Post Edited by durkine at 08/31/2009 08:51
  5. Hi, Thanks for that. What I find strange is that the daoAuthenticationProvider is commented out and I only have the ldapProvider enabled but yet I am still able to login using the jasperadmin user and joeuser. There must be something obvious I not doing. Do I need to change the login form action? Thanks,
  6. Hi, I am trying to configure jasperserver to work with LDAP (Novell eDir). I have read some of the docs relating to configuring LDAP and I am a little confused. In the applicationContext-security.xml file I have added in the ldapAuthenticationProvider and commented out the following. I have made the necessary changes to the ldapAuthenticationProvider for ldap authentication and configured it for my own ldap server. When I attempt to login using my Novell username and password I get a bad credentials warning? What I find strange is that I can still log into jasperserver using the default accounts (jasperadmin and joeuser) despite the authentication provider setup to use ldap. Is there some other configuration file I need to change in order to setup ldap authentication? Thanks,
  7. Hi, I removed all access permissions for all roles in a folder by setting all roles to "no access". Now none of the users can see the folder, even the admin user. Is it possible to view/retrieve this folder again, even at a database level? Thanks,
  8. Hi, I am using jasperserver to display some reports I have created in iReport and then imported into the reports folder in jasperserver At the moment the user clicks on the report link and the report is display directly in a new browser window. What I would like to do is restrict the user to just viewing this report without the user being able navigate back to main jasperserver window using the Home/View/Back links that are displayed at the top of the report. Does anyone know if these links can be removed or can I setup a user in jasperserver to prevent/restrict access to them. Thanks,
  9. Hi, Thanks for the information. Can I check then, does jasper analysis require a data warehouse and these fact tables already created, or will jasper analysis allow me to carry out data analysis just on the base tables I have. I guess you can probably tell I don't have a data warehouse / star schema setup etc.. Regards,
  10. Hi, Would someone be able to explain how the fact tables eg. sales_fact_1997 in the sample Foodmart schema was put together. Is this table just a combination of primary keys and corresponding sales figures that is already contained in the base tables eg. product, customer_sales, customer ? Thanks,
  11. Hi, I am new to jasper analysis and I was reading through the modrian schema documentation in order to create a test schema to see how this works. I noticed one thing which I don't have in my database, a fact table. Do I need to create this table separately myself in order to use jasper analysis? Could I create a view and use this instead. I don't have a star schema either so does this mean I cannot use jasper analysis or am I missing something? Thanks
  12. Hi, I am currently using a line chart to display information in iReport (v3.5.0) Is it possible to reduce the size of the increment on the y-axis, currently it the gaps between each value is 100. Can this be changed to 25 / 50 for example. eg. 0 - 25 - 50 - 75 - 100 etc... Thanks.
  13. Hi, Has anyone seen this before. I am attempting to connect to an Oracle database using iReport but no matter what I try I keep getting the following error "java.sql.SQLException: Io exception: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection" I am using iReport 3.5.0 and have even tried the latest version 3.5.2 but I get the same issue. I have added ojdbc14.jar to the classpath and I know the connection details I am supplying are correct to access the database. I have used these exact same details and jar file in SQuirrel SQL Client and I can connect to the database. Why won't this work in iReport, it should be straight forward. If anyone can point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
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