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You might look at frames, they can now expand and collapse vertically. I don't know if they will work for your case. https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jaspersoft-studio-user-guide/v71/using-frames-0

I read the documentation as saying that only 12c non-CDB is supported. But I agree it isn't clear.

Not according to the Platform Support Document

Yes, you can, using an application context file. The primary resource is the Authentication Cookbook: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-authentication-cookbook/v71/introduction The examples in there are for commercial versions, but the beans for community are very similar. If you look at the files, and then look at the cookbook, you should be able to figure out how to configure the community beans instead of the commercial ones.

You need to use the war file install instead of the installer executable. This will be more complex. You will need to look at the install guide, in particular Chapter 3. https://community.jaspersoft.com/system/files/restricted-docs/jasperreports-server-install-guide_10.pdf Note that Tomcat is by far and away the most common app server used with JasperReports Server. It will work fine on JBoss, but if you run into problems, there will be fewer people with the knowledge to help you.

One way might be to containerize the jasperdb separate from the server image. Then you could update the database container image by exporting/importing the latest db and then deploy both.

No. An Ad Hoc view is not a report & is about the design of the data, not the content. You can create a report from an Ad Hoc view & schedule the report. Scheduling and Ad Hoc views are not part of the iReport Designer. Have you labelled this wrong?

Look at this section in the Ultimate Guide: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-ultimate-guide/v710/repository-http-api The very last subsection, Viewing Resources in the Repository, gives an example The following example displays all resources saved in the /public/Samples/Reports folder in the repository: http://<host>:<port>/<context>/flow.html?_flowId=searchFlow&folderUri=/public/Samples/Reports

Many of the capabilities of the webservice plug-in are now part of the data adapters, I think for CSV, XML, and JSON file formats. There is an example of how to configure and use a webservice data adapter directly in JSS here: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jaspersoft-studio-user-guide/v71/connecting-web-service-using-json-data-adapte-0 The webservice data source you linked to is a plug-in and not part of the main development of JSS. The people who created would only have gotten access to JSS 7.1 when it was released. They may plan to update the plug-in, but would not have had time to do it yet.

Are you using iReport with JasperReports Server 6.4 or Jaspersoft Studio? iReport was EOL in 5.x.

You can use report books. These let you combine separate reports (with different layouts) in a single report. https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jaspersoft-studio-user-guide/v640/report-books

Yeah, all this <u><em><strong> and <span class="Override"> stuff shouldn't be in there. It may have shown up in the online documentation at some point, unfortunately -- we sometimes have trouble when things are posted from our doc authoring system to the website. These tags do not appear in this version, so I'm not sure where you got it: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-authentication-cookbook/v640/authentication-microsoft In addition, if you see problems with tags like this, I recommend cross-checking the HTML page with the PDF document -- if it's a tagging error in the documentation like this, it won't show up in the PDF.

MS SQL as a repository is only supported for commericial editions. If you are ever in a situation where you want to fall back to community, you may be better off with MySQL, which is supported for community (using the open source Maria DB driver, or your own MySQL driver). The MS SQL driver shipped with JRS is a TIBCO branded driver. If you are used to the standard MS SQL driver, you may want to install with the vendor driver & modify your buildomatic file accordingly. The TIBCO drivers have some additional features, but may not always support the syntax you are used to. If you are completely agnostic about database, the PostgreSQL database is the most heavily tested and used. It is also available for community. The big advantage is if you are a MS SQL shop, why maintain two database technologies?

The platform support document says it is compatible with WebLogic 12.1.3, but doesn't mention anything more than that. Tomcat versions: 8.0.33 - 8.0.49, 8.5.5 https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/v640/tibco-jasperreports-server-supported-platform-datasheet Note that WebLogic is only supported on commercial versions.

Have you tried this? https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-authentication-cookbook/v640/mapping-roles-system-roles Also, in the doc, it's ROLE_SUPERUSER, all uppercase, so see if that makes a difference.

There were some changes to font extensions since that was written. This might help: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jaspersoft-studio-user-guide/v640/fonts

If you want two independent reports in the same file, one after the other, take a look at report books: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jaspersoft-studio-user-guide/v640/report-books

This is not a Hadoop forum.

In general, I think modifying the home page is really hard. Before you go too far down that route, make sure you can hide the extent Recently Viewed report and replace it with a dummy report.

This is not a Hadoop forum.

1. html5 charts are only available with commercial editions. 2. I'd have to see a picture or XML before I could understand the question. 3. If you have never used the tool, you might want to start with Jaspersoft Studio instead of iReport. iReport is no longer being actively developed.

4/640 is 0.00625, which rounds up to 0.01

Do you have screenshots and jrxml you can share with us? It's really difficult to icture what you are talking about.

The answer depends on how you want to create your dashboards and what you want them to do. Overall, Jaspersoft Studio is a report-building tool and Jaspersoft Server is a web application that lets you display and share reports. Frequently, you use them together. So you can: Create a report in Jaspersoft Studio that looks like a dashboard. Then you still have to display it somehow. This could be in your own application.Use a commercial version of JasperReports Server to reports into a simple dashboard. I believe this supports reports uploaded from Jaspersoft Studio as well as Ad Hoc reports built in the server. Use visualize.js to create dashboards. This requires a commercial version of the server. Again, I believe the reports can be created directly on the server or uploaded from Jaspersoft Studio to the server.In general, you are more limited in scope in the reports you create directly on the server. You can create more elaborate reports in Jaspersoft Studio and upload them to the server. Once you have reports on the server, wherever they come from, you can display them in a dashboard using the simple dashboarding mechansim built into commercial versions of the server, or using visualize.js. The visualize.js manual is here: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-visualizejs-guide/v640/api-reference-visualizejs

Unfortunately, if it is not one of the chart types offered in the dialog, there is no easy way to get it in JSS. If you have support, you can put in a request for that chart type to be added (which won't solve your immediate problem). If you can get the result as an image file from another package, you can display it in JSS using the Custom Visualization Component.