jamiedenman100

How was this resolved? Thought I was onto something here Jamie

I think you need to set the "When no data" report property to "All sections, no detail" and put all your report detail into the page header. Jamie

I think you're right about this being a cache issue. I have done the same thing and only needed to edit the login_welcome.jsp page. I had to ensure my browser refreshed the page every time I visited it otherwise I couldn't see any changes. Have you tried another browser/from another machine? Jamie

Hi While waiting for a reply from your "sales" team I thought I'd ask "why all the 'cloak and dagger' over the cost of JasperServer Pro?" We are currently using the CE edition and have tried the 30 day free Pro trial and want a "ball park" cost figure to take to our management but it seems it's easier getting the Queens PIN!!! Is it a case of "if we have to ask the price we can't afford it"? Jamie

Thanks for your reply tkavanagh I tried re-compiling with different version but same result. So I uninstalled both Jasperserver and iReports and re-installed using the bundled iReports 3.7.0, thinking they'd both have to be using same JAVA but still got the same result. So went back to the drawing board and found that the bundled version of Jasperserver had its own JAVA folder in it and when I changed the system path to point at this rather than the JDK I'd installed it worked!! I was wondering why I was having these problems when having the latestest JAVA JDK installed. Now to try and move on from "HELLO WORLD" to scriptlet that actually does something involving other JARs!! Thanks again, Jamie

Hi Kirstin I think what you want is in the search.css file under set it to display:none Usually you can find what the name of what you want to hide by viewing the source from jasperserver page and looking for what class is being used then searching in the css files for it and adding display:none. Hope this helps Jamie #srp .toolbar .bulkselector

Hi I have been trying to get my head around using scriptlets and have managed to get the test report (Sales By Month) working in Jasperserver and (after much flapping about) in iReports. As I cannot find the source for the test.testScriptlet class I created a simple "Hello World" scriplet and got it working in iReports but when I create the JAR file and upload it to JasperServer I keep getting "Bad version number in .class file" error message. SCRIPTLET CODE BELOW: I think it's to do with having to copy jasperreports-3.7.0.jar - unjar it to get iReports to find net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRDefaultScriptlet?? Does anyone have any simple scriplet source code and details of how to get it to work with both iReports and Jasperserver? Thanks Jamie Code:import java.sql.*;import java.io.InputStream;import java.io.FileInputStream;import net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRDefaultScriptlet;import java.util.List;public class testMyScriptlet extends JRDefaultScriptlet { public String message() { String titlevalue2 = "WE ARE HERE"; return new String(titlevalue2); }}

Hi Sorry about the delay. I think what you want is in search.css under #srp td.path. Make that DISPLAY:NONE Jamie

Hi I've had to do this as well. I made a folder (called "HIDDEN"!!) in which I put all the folders for input controls, data sources and one called "HIDDEN_REPORTS". I made the top folder "no access" and then gave read only access to the sub-folders so users can use stuff in them (i.e. reports) but cannot see them in their repository. Hope this helps Jamie

Hi I got shot of that bit by cutting it out from WEB-INF\jsp\login_welcome.jsp. Simply remove/edit the whole table where you see "Welcome to JasperServer!" Cheers Jamie

Hello all We have recently switched over to using JasperServer (3.7) from OpenReports but have run into a problem when attempting to send a PDF document (or any other output type) from browser (IE8) using the FILE->SEND->Page by E-mail. We get the message "the current document type can not be sent as mail. would you like to send a shortcut instead". When same reports are run on OpenReports (from same jrxml) and PDF output is produced we can send without any problems. Both OpenReports and JasperServer are running on same instance of Apache-Tomcat and MySQL server. I have tried using other browsers (Crome and Firefox) and both have same result. Is there some JasperServer setting I'm missing as this appears to be coming from (due to) JasperServer rather than browser or email client security settings. Thanks in advance Jamie

hi I think you need to look in the ...\toolkit\parts\css\tabularlist.css file and put "display:none" against modifiedDate and then alter the width of the other columns. Well that's how I got shot of this column!! Jamie

Hi Have just imported all our JRXML files into JS and now I find that moving between folders, scolling down respository pane and accessing (right click) menu options is almost unusable: takes nearly 30 sec to refresh window and display reports. The reports themselves run great when you can finally get to them. Can a different DB be used to store JS data if MySQL has this BLOB problem? Regards Jamie

Hi Matt, thanks for your reply yes, tell me about it!! It's due to this being a library management system and all the tables are created from MARC records so the dates are stored as text and in an alarming variety of formats! I'll try and use the holding var within JS first as I've run into problems using this on the VARCHAR fields (librarians do not seem to care where the month is nor how the year is entered it seems) I'll post an update with how this goes. Thanks again Jamie

Hi Is there a way to use the calendar pop-up for a data input but have the input type (class) set to java.lang.string? Our Oracle DB has nearly all it's "date" fields set as text, but I would like to be able to select a date from the calendar pop-up and pass parameter as type string to report (I use to_date in the report SQL). When I try to send java date and use to_char I get errors on type mismatch. Thanks in advance