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  1. Yes it is, but basically you should.

    Seems you found the solution. I think you should share to community back.

    Happy coding.

     

    ktalarico
    Wrote:

    >first, you have to place your crosstab object into summary section.

     

    That is not true, but thank you for your quick reply

    I have since solved the problem.  One of the java developers here wrote a custom incrementer factory class for me.

  2. first, you have to place your crosstab object into summary section.

    >How do I display multiple rows in a single detail cell?
    it seems you added 4 measures and you placed it into crosstab's detail section correctly.. it should be fine. let me know the result.

    Eros
    Tokyo, Japan



    Post Edited by erosszz_jp at 01/28/2010 01:56
  3. Even I set the subreport's Connection Type and Data Source Expression inside the Master Report...still got an error

    Property Settings:

    Connection Type: Use a datasource expression

    Data Source Expression: it.businesslogic.ireport.util.Misc.getJRDataSource("txtDataTotal")

     

    Note: txtDataTotal is a existing Master Report's File CSV datasource. And the Subreport itself run properly when txtDataTotal set as default.

     

    error message:

    Caused by: groovy.lang.
    MissingPropertyException: No such property: it for class: report7_1264577007515_746280

     

    There's a settings needed to use the it.businesslogic.ireport.util.Misc.getJRDataSource class?

     

    giulio
    Wrote:

    The connection expression of each subreport should be defined to get the connection/datasource it needs.
    Unfortunately iReport is able to provide to a report just a single connection/datasource at time.

    You can use a particular call in the subreport connection/datasource expression to get a JDBC connection or a datasource from an ireport itself.

    it.businesslogic.ireport.util.Misc.getConnection( "connection name")

    returns a java.sql.Connection

    and

    it.businesslogic.ireport.util.Misc.getJRDataSource( "datasource name")

    returns a JRDataSource.

    "connection name" and "datasource name" are the name of a connection or a datasource configured in iReport.

    Of course this approach works only inside iReport.

    Good Luck!

    Giulio


    Post Edited by erosszz_jp at 01/27/2010 07:28
  4. chrissy
    Wrote:

    I've got it solved that also the labels of the text areas will be moved down ... It's just the trick to pack the label and the text field into a frame and set the positioning of the frame to float ...

    chrissy

    is not effective when you set the textfield to Rotation:Right

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