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clucas, did you fix the problem? I am facing the same problem. Even with the net.sf.jasperreports.export.pdf.force.linebreak.policy property set to true, the break lines calculated at report filling are different from the breaks in PDF

I am developing a report which should apply a character at begining and end of each line inside text field. The text "Jasper Report" gotten from a database should be printed as "=Jasper Report=" This isn't a matter of concate the character with the field value. If the text is too much large to fit in a line, the new lines should have the character at begining and end too. =First line of text field= =Second line of text field= =Last line= How can I develop this report? How the jasper report API can help me in this situation?

Remove it from the report. Right click in the detail band in the inspector tree and choose the option "Delete Band"

Set the language property to Java in the iReport. The language is a property of the root element of Report Inspector

No, there isn't. This is the only way to set the input parameter manually through the iReport

I have a report using the times new roman font. I installed the font in the iReport through the "Tools -> options -> Fonts" menu. I exported the font as an extension (jar file) and I added it in the classpath of my application The problem: When I export the report to PDF, the text of field has been cutted in the end. The generated PDF is really using the Times New roman font. I checked the properties of file, the font is embedded in the document. I guess is a font problem or incompatibility issue with JasperReport/iText because I changed the font type to verdana and the PDF was generated correctly. The times new roman font used in the iReport and in the extension file was copied from Windows. So, anybody can help me ? Is there some version of Times new roman font that works perfectly with the JasperReport library ? Shouldn't I use the Times new Roman Font?

Ramwithrom, You can't validate the input parameters in iReport. You should validate them out of iReport. The validation should occur in your application (web application, desktop application, whatever..) that invoke the Jasper libraries to generate the report.

How do you call the report? Is a web application? You should validate the length of the input parameter in the application before print the report in order to avoid the exception.

I have a report with text fields with the isStretchWithOverflow option marked as true. Consequently, the option isPrintInFirstWholeBand don't work. I believe this is a regular issue of JasperReport because when I define the isStretchWithOverflow to false, the Jasper prints correctly the elements in the next page when the space in the previous page is insufficient (isPrintInFirstWholeBand). I really need behavior of expanding in the texts fields because the length of text in these fields varies. By the other hand, sometimes, the jasper splits inappropriately the text in two pages. So, how can I get both features: isStretchWithOverflow and isPrintInFirstWholeBand? Is there another way to implement these behaviors in the report? PS: Sorry my poor english

Hi, What is the latest version of HTML Component ? I have been used the jasperreports-htmlcomponent-4.1.1.jar library. Is there a newer version available ?