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I haven't tried this but it may be possible to add a text field with a hyperlink with "mailto:....?subject=....". The other option is to just create a Visualize.js page with your score card report and a link to send an email.

I need to load Google Map script in my html file. The map came up after adding the line below.
<script src="http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false" type="text/javascript"></script>
 
Seems like I have to add script files that'll be used in the report to make Visualize.js work.

I've rechecked and was able to display Visualize.js page on iPad Safari.

If you're using non-default theme, delete that and switch back to the default 5.6 theme. 5.6 theme is incompatible with earlier versions.

This is caused by differences in default values. Setting properties resolved the problem.
Resolved by adding the following properties in the report:

<property name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.collapse.row.span" value="false"/> <property name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.remove.empty.space.between.rows" value="false"/>[/code]There's a bug in JasperReports 5.2 which seems to ignore these properties so be sure use 5.6.x or above.

Have you looked at the following page?
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=728530

Thanks for the reply. I don't have any problems when I view the page from my pc but getting authentication error with iPad. Since it's working for you, I'll try to find the cause of the problem.

It depends on which database and it's configuration you're using to store JasperReports Server information.
 
As an example, in MySQL, the id field is BIGINT so the max is probably 9223372036854775807. However, performance of JasperReports Server probably won't be that great on a normal server with 4GB memory.

If you developed JasperReports program, you've probably downloaded the JasperReports zip file. There is a demo directory. Look in that directory to find sample codes to accomplish what you want to do.

Yes, you're trying to download it from a wrong url. The the official download site at sourceforge.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jasperserver/files/JasperServer/JasperReports%20Server%20Community%20Edition%205.6.0/jasperreports-server-cp-5.6.0-linux-x86-installer.run/download

Just delete the folder. If the person who installed JasperReports Server made other changes such as executing JasperReports Server when the server is booted, you should ask that person on what he did.

JasperReports doesn't support JDK 1.8 yet. Install JDK1.7 and try again. If you're just starting, it's better to use Jaspersoft Studio because iReports is not depreciated and planned to be terminated on Dec.31, 2015.

Try downloading the file again. The file size should be 324,497 KB.
 

I'm keeping Postgresql log files sepate but have modified log4j.properties so tomcat and jasperReports log files are all written to tomcatlogs. I also changed to using daily rotation so users will be able to quickly send me the log file of the specific date when something happened.
 

JasperReports Server does not support changing filename during runtime.

Checked the Platform Support docs and it seems IBM JDK is only supported with WebSphere. The problem is just that I can't fill JasperReports Server database tables without Java and it seems IBM JDK isn't supported to execute js-ant and js-install scripts.
 
I'm going to file a bug report on this.

It runs on both Base and ND.

Jaspersoft software doesn't yet support JDK 1.8. You'll need to use JDK1.7.

I think the best bet is to use JasperReports ETL (AKA Talend ETL) to extract data and to put into a database. Just use the jdbc datasource for your report.

Just use SQL editor for the database you're using (e.g. SQL Plus) to check SQL syntax.
If you encounter an error with Studio, just create a bug report at Tracker to get the Studio fixed. Until it gets fixed, just ignore the error messages.
 
That's what I do.

I was able to do this by just entering the jdbc url field and ignoring the other fields.

JasperReports Server demo only support PostgreSQL. There's errors in the installation manual which needs to be fixed.

Acknowledged as a bug with JasperReports Server. by Jaspersoft Support.
 

Look at the top of the page of your page in your link. You're looking at the installation manual for the Professional edition.
JasperReports Server Pro Install Guide » Installing the WAR File Distribution
I think the main problem here is with the Jaspersoft documentation page. It should separate community the professional documentations instead of mixing them all together. Just naming "JasperReports Server Install Guide" probably is't too good too. They should have titled it "JasperReports Server Professional Install Guide".
TThere is a Community version install guide a little further down the list - "JasperReports Server Community Install Guide". This is the document that you need to use for the community version. The page you want to read the the following page. It correctly specifies js-install-ce.bat
http://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server-community-install-guide/v56/installing-war-file-using-js-install
 
 

How you looked at the following page?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15833031/jaspersoft-studio-report-how-to-insert-images-from-database