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  1. Hi there, I have a json document/response that looks like this:

    [    {        "users.name": "Zulma Andrews",        "users.age": 41    },    {        "users.name": "Zona Christensen",        "users.age": 54    }][/code]

    There's no "name" for the main array so not sure what to put as the jsonql query expression - the fields are detected correctly but no data is returned...any ideas on what to try?

  2. There were some properties you can disable this at either server level, report level or element level:

    For hiding the button for the entire report, you can add this property:

    <property name="com.jaspersoft.jasperreports.highcharts.interactive" value="false"/> 

    For hiding the button only for a specific chart, you can add the property at the element level:

    <reportElement positionType="Float" x="30" y="0" width="499" height="236" uuid="c5501771-9b58-4c5d-9b28-88f7e687f98f">

    <property name="com.jaspersoft.jasperreports.highcharts.interactive" value="false"/>

    </reportElement>

  3. Hi Ciaran - looks like if you open the JAR files, the source code is contained within them - and if you need the Jaspersoft source code you can find instructions here

    If you want to contribute a patch to make this work in both Pro & CE, I can submit it for review. Best of luck!

  4. Are you parametrizing the query each execution run then? If that's the case you are talking about loading the entire dataset into memory and essentially having it do the WHERE clause in memory. If that's the case you might look at Domains - they can execute in memory but you'll need to load the data into memory first
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