charliesuco

Page breaks usually do strange things, what do you need it for?

Anyone? Anything?

I think I got the same exception when I forgot to change the report "Language" property from Groovy to Java, but if you are using Groovy I have no idea what your problem is.

Ok, thanks

I'm using version 3.7.1. The templates are structured as follows: -HorariosPorHoja.jrxml (Main report) -HorariosPorHoja_Cuadros.jrxml -HorariosPorHoja_Salidas.jrxml -HorariosPorHoja_Salidas.jrxml -HorariosPorHoja_Observaciones.jrxml

I had to learn how to make it work with Maven and I´m not sure that I can repeat it. I don´t know how to do it with Eclipse, but I think most of the info you can find on the internet is about it.

It depends on several things. Its not the same if you are using Ant, Maven or just Eclipse (assuming you are using Java). It is also different if you are using it within a servlet or not. You will have to search the steps to follow according to your project restrictions.

Thanks, that worked for this one, but what should I do if the subreport has elements above and below it in the same band (column footer)?

I tried that and also changed Split type and many other combinations of properties. I resized all the elements one by one and the Column footer band was the only one that afected the report "minimun" height. If its height change from 167 to 165, the report minimun height goes from 1048 to 1046. Its strange because if I delete that band (height 167) the report minimum height is 889 not 881 (1048-167).

Hi, I have a report that shows bus line data with the following bands: - Page header: Title, logo and search parameters. Height: 99. - Group header. Bus line data. Height 114. - Detail. Subreport with the bus line timetable. Height 387. (Subreport height 386) - Column footer. Bus line data + subreport with the notes. Height 159. (Subreport height 96) - No data. Title, logo and search parameters. Height 138. Although 99 + 114 + 387 + 159 = 759, I need at least a report heigth of 1048 to be able to print the preview, If it is smaller and I try to get the preview, iReport ask for the parameters, start filling the report and then just keep filling the report forever. Could you please help me with this?

I have a timetable report that works the way I want. I need the timetable to be contained inside a rectangle. The rectangle has to be fixed size whether the timetable has several pages or its empty. In order to achieve this, I have created an aditional report (now it's the main report) that only has the detail band. It has two rectangles that contain a timetable subreport each. As I said the subreport works properly when it's used separately, but inside the main report the subreport adds one page with the two rectangles containing nothing. I've spend lots of time trying to avoid this but I haven't found what's wrong. Any idea? HorariosPorHoja_Cuadros.jrxml --> Main report HorariosPorHoja_Salidas.jrxml --> Subreport PD: My subreport has 5 columns, it seems that this is somehow related to the problem. Post Edited by charliesuco at 04/29/2010 10:46

Maybe you can add a column like A || B || C as MYFIELD to your query. In a text field you can also concatenate "things" like: "" + $V{PAGE_NUMBER}

There is a "Break" element in the "Palette" window. You can insert it in your report and choose "Column Break" or "Page Break". (Sometimes it adds a blank page if you don't control it with the "Print when expression"). I hope this helps you. Post Edited by charliesuco at 04/27/2010 10:29 I forgot to tell that I am using version 3.7.1 Post Edited by charliesuco at 04/27/2010 11:17