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  1. H Mendoza
    Maybe try Boolean.FALSE or Boolean.TRUE
  2. H Mendoza
    Just a suggestion: Have you tried using $P!{} Create another parameter, add your query, call that parameter from your other parameter using the $P!{} syntax.
  3. H Mendoza
    This is usually done via the properties of the parameter. There is a default expression field where you can supply a value of some sort.
  4. H Mendoza
    If I am not mistaken, just drag the Parameter into a band in your report.
  5. H Mendoza
    Hi there - Check the Calculation Type option for your Columns and Rows (which you see as you navigate the wizard). You'll likely have to start again, so you can set the correct function, SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, etc. Hugo
  6. H Mendoza
    Hello there - I am geting the same error. Do you have a large data set or maybe a complex Domain? Hugo
  7. H Mendoza
    Hi there - There is a section in the JS Studio User Guide that provides some guidance, see 8.3.4 Relative Dates.
  8. H Mendoza
    Take a look at this article, http://community.jaspersoft.com/blog/cascading-parameters-jasper-reports-0.
  9. H Mendoza
    Go to Dashboard Designer. Under Options > Guide, you have these options: 1280 x 1024, 1280 x 768, 1152 x 864, 1024 x 768, 800 x 600 This is it for options via the interface. Switch to Proportional Size once you complete the Dashboard; it should help. If this is not sufficient, you could maybe inject custom JavaScript into your environment. Go to your Webapp and look for ...apache-tomcatwebappsjasperserver-prooptimized-scripts. You'd have to write your own code, but this is worth considering. Note: The Dashboard designer in 6.x is new, a re-write. If you upgrade and migrate your 5.6 Dashboards, you won't be able to edit them in the new Dashboard designer. The legacy designer remains available in 6.0.
  10. H Mendoza
    Hi there - I could also use some assistance with this article. I follow all of the steps but, like the others here, I am getting errors. As a matter of fact, the same exact error posted at the top. Any assistance is appreciated. Hugo Mendoza
  11. H Mendoza
    Add the parameter to a Text Field, and then set the Pattern (...Currency type), which is a Property available to you.
  12. H Mendoza
    I heard that HTML5 Maps will be introduced this year, 2015. Not sure exactly when...maybe someone else knows.
  13. H Mendoza
    Format of a parameter? More details please.
  14. H Mendoza
    It depends. There likely is not an option for this, which means you have to leverage the API, which is why I asked for which chart type. The technique varies from one format to the next.
  15. H Mendoza
    Yes, use the table element.
  16. H Mendoza
    6.0 Studio has these connections. That is, the ones for Hbase. Maybe upgrade.
  17. H Mendoza
    Don't know much about Hbase but if there is a jdbc driver for this db, maybe download and deploy it locally. Try using Custom Implementation of JRDataSource. Just a suggestion...I have never tried it.
  18. H Mendoza
    Maybe move the chart to the Summary band and test from there. I assume that you have a query, etc.
  19. H Mendoza
    Maybe add that Client field to the Group band. You will first need to create the band from the Outline panel of Studio. I assume that you are using Studio. If you need steps for adding the band, go to the Studio User Guide.
  20. H Mendoza
    Don't mean to cause confusion. The answer is still no, but with HTML5 there is no Map feature yet. The other visualizations, if built in the Ad Hoc Editor, have a zoom feature that is useful.
  21. H Mendoza
    No, unfortunately, it is not possible. The HTML5 format, however, does allow you to zoom in and out, assuming you create the chart in the Ad Hoc editor.
  22. H Mendoza
    Hi, For which chart type? There are Java-based charts, Flash-based charts, and HTML5.
  23. H Mendoza
    Hi there - I don't have direct response since I don't know exactly. I do know that you can call db functions from the domain designer, but Jar files may be a stretch. I have never seen it done. Maybe someone else can add something to this thread. Great question!
  24. H Mendoza
    See Chapter 6 of the JRS Admin Guide.
  25. H Mendoza
    See Chapter 8 of the iReport Ultimate Guide, most recent version.
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