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you can try to suppress it by setting it in request following way userLocale="" P.S. most probably locale cookie is generated by this class: com.jaspersoft.jasperserver.war.UserPreferencesFilter

Which installation method you are using ? There is War distribution install and Full environment install if it's WAR install - which commands you are executing ? P.S. usually that file should be autogenerated if it's missing, it's happening when keystore is generated, corresponding command for buildomatic is "./js-ant create-keystore" or you can try to create it manually, it should contain only 2 properties which declare a folders where to store keystore files ks=ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_FOLDER ksp=ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_FOLDER

In Security guide you can find few lines about that in section "Setting the Cross-Domain Whitelist" but i'm not sure that Community version have full support of it.

Often STARTLS have dedicated port for example "587" Check your SMTP server documentation or consult with IT Department.

If you have Pro version then most probably you can do following trick: create 2 datasources, then combine them in 1 with Virtual Datasource,define different aliases, build your report with parametrized schema name, when running report - switch schema.

Well that's a compleetly different question... there are many ways how you can integrate report in your page and what you will get in result. if you need a live report in your page - look at Visualize.js

Look here https://sourceforge.net/p/jasperreports/news/ as it's state latest version which supporting 1.6 was 6.2.2

This error show that something is wrong with your resource permission structure. That error is happening during resource permission model validation - code is going thru hierarhy and should find root permissions, if root permissions not reached - you will get this error.

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Accordingly with documentation "JasperReports-Server-REST-API-Reference" you can make your URL like this: "http://<ipaddress>:port/jasperserver/rest_v2/reports/reports/path/reportname.<format>?j_username=username&j_password=newpasswrd&inputparam1=value1&inputparam1=value2" Quote from documentation: <format> output type One of the following formats: pdf, html, xls, xlsx, rtf, csv, xml, docx, odt, ods, jrprint. As of JasperReports Server 6.0, it is also possible to specify json if your reports are designed for data export. For more information, see the JasperReports Library samples documentation. One of the following formats: • Regular output: html, pdf, csv, docx, pptx, xls, xlsx, rtf, odt, ods, xml • Metadata output: data_csv, data_xls, data_json

Don't forget to Disable "Automatically Set Up Access Rule for JasperReports Sever" in Server Settings/Cloud Settings for manual security management. Another option is to switch to JDBC Datasource and provide all required parameters manually.

Confirm that Ctrl+B is helping in 6.3.1

Give more info, like which version do you use Community or Pro, describe what configuration changes did you do to server to support clustering, provide full stacktrace of this error from server side, then possibly i can help you.

Your error describe that SMTP server refused to accept emails with that size, so check your email server.

check jasperserver.log file, you should have there more info

Error which you have clearly say that database jaspperserver dos not exist in postgres "org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: FATAL: database "jasperserver" does not exist" there could be few possible issues: database failed database renamed connections trouble between server and database database user permissions try to use this resource for troubleshooting and check Postgres logs, maybe there you will see errors http://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server-install-guide/v561/database-related-problems

Documentation is missing some info..... by default server will encrypt logs/resources/datasnapshots because they contain sensitive data. You can disable default encryption by setting "allowEncryption" to false in applicationContext-export-import-web.xml file. if you want just import resources (incuding datasnapshot) for report replay then during import of export.zip file it will be decrypted automaticaly by target server if it have same set of encryption settings as source server. if you want just decrypt logs then you should use buildomatic "js-ant" supported commands: js-ant encrypt-diagnostics-data -DinFile=inputTarget -DencProps=encryptionPropertyFile js-ant decrypt-diagnostics-data -DinFile=inputTarget -DencProps=encryptionPropertyFile where "inputTarget" is path to file or folder for encryption|decryption and "encryptionPropertyFile" is path to file with encryption settings with folowing format: crypto.algo= crypto.transf= crypto.block.size=16 crypto.key.bytes= you can pick algorithm, transformation and key from source server in "diagnosticDataCipherer" bean which is located in applicationContext-import-export-web.xml file, if those are not there then look at "importExportCipher" bean which is located in applicationContext-security.xml file

Most probably you are hitting issues with JVM JSSE security provider because of setting encrypt=true this topic was raised many times in different forums try to consult with microsoft docs here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb879920.aspx or check here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8988945/java7-sqljdbc4-sql-error-08s01-on-getconnection

By default Server don`t provide this functionality but Server is build by heavy usage of Spring Framework. You can implement Filter which will do anything with requests and introduce it in filter chain defined in "filterChainProxy" bean which is located in applicationContext-security-web.xml"

Currently you can`t access data layer with REST - workaroud is to generate CSV file and fetch it from server usualy data processing is happening inside of report, if you need to process data depending on user - report engine can do that.

Did you try aproaches which are described in this docs ? http://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server-administration-guide/v561/managing-jdbc-drivers

Error which you are getting is teling that property is missing, so most probably file with that property was not loaded that property is inside of js.quartz.properties so most probably you edit that file with some kind of tool which could change "file name" or "file attributes" or "file permissions" or "name of that property" or "file encoding" i would propose to use some file manager (like "FAR manager") which will display everything (including extension of file) and recheck all possible issues to check permissions and encoding - compare with different file which you was not editing.

it`s too general, describe which kind of parameters you are refering

it depend on your connection endpoint which you are using in mobile, if it`s HTTPS://somehost... then it`s encrypted if it`s HTTP:// then it`s unencrypted P.S. to support HTTPS connection to server - you need to setup HTTPS on your Application server.