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kcollins's post in Postgres Login Info was marked as the answer
Hi Bob,
I'm assuming you want to look inside the Jasper repository database?? Below are the details you are looking for:
Database Name: jasperserver
Username: postgres
Password: postgres
Hope this helps. If you installed the sample data there will be two other databases, "foodmart" and "sugarcrm". Same username and pass.
-Kris
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kcollins's post in Multiple JasperServer 5.2 Installation on one Server was marked as the answer
This is caused by the JMX settings. If you used the bundled installer, it looks like there is a filed called js.diagnostic.properties in /WEB-INF/classes. There is one in WEB-INF also, but i think the one is the classes folder is the one you need to modify. It contains the port number. On a WAR install, you can set the port number, etc. in the default_master.properties file. This is explained in the installation guide.
-Kris
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kcollins's post in if result == true,should "OK" written was marked as the answer
You may be able to use a ternary (? :) operator for that. It would be something like:
$V{bool_var} == Boolean.TRUE ? "ok" : "not ok"
The only problem with this is that it will evaluate to "not ok" for any value other than true. So, for example if there is no value for the variable at all, it will evaluate to "not ok". This may work in your case though.
-Kris
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kcollins's post in How to find repository for iReport Navigator connection was marked as the answer
By default it would be something like:
http://ip.or.hostname.of.server:8080/jasperserver/services/repository
The 'jasperserver' portion of the url could change depending on the name that was given to the application when deploying it to the application server. If using tomcat, look for the webapps folder and find the folder inside that contains the jasperserver application. The name of this folder is what gets appended to the url. For example, if my Jasper Server installation was deployed to /webapps/my-jasper-server, the URL would be
http://ip.or.hostname.of.server:8080/my-jasper-server/services/repository
In addition, the /conf/server.xml file should have the application server configuration which contains the hostname or IP address the server is listening on.
-Kris
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kcollins's post in Removing the link for scheduled reports in Email Notification was marked as the answer
Try deleting the value for report.scheduling.notification.repository.link.line in /WEB-INF/bundles/jasperserver_messages.properties:
report.scheduling.notification.repository.link.line= {0} {1}n
Removing the value should remove the link.
-Kris
