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  1. I passed a JRBeanCollectionDataSource in to my report parameters and can display the serialized object just fine, but obviously I need to be able to display specific fields from the data source. This sounds simple but I cannot find a way to do it! I try using getFieldValue() but how am I supposed to get the JRField? Shouldn't there just be a method that takes a String and returns the entry at that field for that space in the report? I thought maybe $P{JRDataSource}.getFieldValue(JRFillElement.getField("id")) would work but getField is protected. What is the correct way to do this? Thanks in advance.
  2. I have the applicationContext.xml on the classpath with the sessionFactory bean. I'm using annotations with Spring and Hibernate. Now when I test the connection I get a cryptic error: org.hibernate.hql.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: Address near line 1, column 27 [select address as address Address as address] The stack trace is absolutely no help, there is no "Caused By: " entry. Why is this statement even being executed? My Query text is blank. Even when I comment out all the mappings in my hibernate configuration file it tries to do this. Thanks in advance I'm really stumped on this one.
  3. I'm using Spring with Hibernate and need to generate a Jasper report from some of the data in the beans so I fired up iReport and defined a Spring Loaded Hibernate Connection. My application connects to the database fine but I can't seem to get it hooked up to iReport. I have applicationContext.xml on the classpath and mysql-connector-java-<version>-bin.jar loaded as well yet no matter what I try I get a stack trace with No suitable driver found for jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/databasename I know it's finding com.mysql.jdbc.Driver because when I change the name in hibernate.properties I get a different error. I copied the mysql-connector jar to the ext folder of my JDK as well. I also tried typing localhost instead of the ip and connecting to any and all databases I had locally. Nothing will get me connected. What can I do to diagnose/fix this problem? Thanks in advance. Post Edited by robbr at 09/21/2009 11:38
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