swood_1
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swood_1's post in Jasperserver: Can't create JSON Datasource was marked as the answer
This is the relevant page in the 7.2 documentation: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-administrator-guide/v720/file-data-sources
To get a data source type to appear in the Data Source maintenance screen, you have to comment out elements in the list with the "customDataSourcesToHide" bean ie.
..<!-- value> jsonDataSource</value -->..[/code]Did you restart the server after changing the file?
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swood_1's post in Error upgrading community server from 7.2 to 7.5 was marked as the answer
That exception comes from the web app not being able to access the keystore files.
What directory did the keystore files end up in?
Did the user running the web app process have access to those files?
The encryption change in 7.5 has a major impact on deployment and operations. We are working to give folks the easiest path to adjust to this change. See https://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/encryption-jasperreports-server-75
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swood_1's post in Jasper Report in C# windows Forms was marked as the answer
1. Looks like you could embed the JasperReports report viewer as a Java component in Windows Forms.
https://www.javonet.com/java-devs/samples/how-to-build-java-application-with-winforms-interface/
2. Use WinForms WebBrowser component to embed JasperReports Server user interfaces.
3. Use JasperReports Server REST APIs to generate content that can be downloaded by your WinForm app.
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swood_1's post in Visualization type stuck on Crosstab, Dropdown is disabled was marked as the answer
Are you using Firefox?
There is a bug in a recent Firefox version that stopped that dropdown working with the mouse.
It works when you select it and use the cursor keys to scroll.
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swood_1's post in Is there is any other possible way to generate Jasper report other than fill? was marked as the answer
No. The fill process accesses the data and creates a JasperPrint object, which is a Java representation of the generated content. Exports to final output types - HTML, PDF, Excel, CSV, etc - use the JasperPrint.
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swood_1's post in Is the TIBCO mssql driver better than a classic mssql driver ? was marked as the answer
The TIBCO JDBC drivers are from Progress. In general, we have found these as good or better (performance, flexibility, stability...) than the vendors' drivers.
The Jaspersoft team tests and certifies all these drivers for use with the commercial versions, and does not certify the individual vendors' drivers.
The TIBCO drivers only be used in the commerical Jaspersoft products, as they are controlled by Jaspersoft license keys.
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swood_1's post in Where can I find documentation about direct URL access to reports on a server? was marked as the answer
https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-ultimate-guide/v720/repository-http-api
https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/tibco-jasperreports-server-rest-api-reference/v720/reports-service
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swood_1's post in How to use jasper report fill listener to listen for every record/row insert? was marked as the answer
Look at using a Scriptlet.
There are beforeDetailEval and afterDetailEval methods.
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swood_1's post in SECURITY VULNERABILITIES WITH jackson-databind-2.1.4.jar IN JASPER CE 6.1.0 was marked as the answer
[updated] Don is correct. We cannot comment on security issues like CVEs, and cannot commit to fixes or timeframes.
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swood_1's post in SSL certificate for jaspersoft.artifactoryonline.com expired was marked as the answer
That old site at jaspersoft.artifactoryonline.com says:
artifactoryonline.com has been replaced by jfrog.io.
Use this URL to access jaspersoft on jfrog.
https://jaspersoft.jfrog.io
