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Take a look at the JasperReports Server Web Services Guide (there is one for the both the community project and the commercial offering), and you will see what your options are in terms of loading resources. You'll likely use REST web services, which is what is supported and lets you interact with the server programmatically.
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Hi there - Report scheduling is available in JasperReports Server, see the editions http://www.jaspersoft.com/editions. Scheduling is supported in all versions according to the Matrix on that Web site. If you integrate your email server with JasperReports Server, then you can send reports (as attachments in your emails) to your users no matter where they might be. You have other options in terms of where your output goes. Thanks.
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Can you provide more details? Subreports are injected into the main report at run-time. Hyperlinks are used to allow drill-down behavior or facilitate navigation. For example, maybe you could let your users drill into a pie chart or bar chart. That would be done with a parameter and hyperlinks. Running subreports, however, is a bit different. Subreports are elements that you include and configure in your reports. Again, more detail will help us.
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That's right, you don't have to deploy the entire theme. You can create a new folder for your theme and build it out manually or you can upload it as a zipped file. The only file you really need in your new folder is overrides_custom.css. After you have it configured correctly, which will take some time since it has to be formatted in valid CSS, you can right-click on the new themes folder and set it active. See Set as Active Theme from the fly-out menu. Let us know if you have any more questions. The Admin guide has information to help too. Thanks.
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Hi there - Do you have a data source configured and are you selecting it from the Wizard? -- Hugo
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Using Chart, Charts Pro or HTML5? All three are available from the Palette, and good starting point is to drag one of the chart types into the Summary band. You'll need at least a Category and a Measure configured. You may want to read the user documentation; there's a good section in there on Charts.
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Hi there - Double check your Java installation. Also, the iReport Ultimate Guide has a section, labeled, Getting Started, that presents information that will help you. -- Hugo
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Hi there - Try using a Frame instead (you will find it in the Palette). That might work for you since you are exporting to MS Word. I have not tested this, but it is worth trying. Keep in mind that exporting to Word or any other format does not always give you exactly what you have in your report. -- Hugo
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Hi there - I have not seen this option. Through version 5.5, the configuration is done manually from one report to another. -- Hugo
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How to use scriplet in Jasper server input parameter.
H Mendoza replied to virenptl40's topic in Products
Hi there - You might want to review the Jaspersoft documentation. There is a user document for both iReport and Studio, and you will also need the server documentation since you have to load the .jar file onto the server. I am not sure of your full requirements, but why not pull the Country and State values from the database using SQL? -- Hugo -
Hi there - I don't know of a way to pull up the listing as you describe it above. It might make sense to create a list and track them that way (using Excel or Word). As a side note, you could probably pull this information from the underlying database, but that method isn't supported nor advised. -- Hugo
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Do you want to actually convert or display your jrtx files with CSS?
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Try www.fusioncharts.com. It has information and background on the Pro charts and maps.
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See the following; it may help you:
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Is it possible to useVisualize.js without jasperserver ?
H Mendoza replied to p.bayard's topic in Developers and API
Hello there - The Visualize.js component needs the server--no exceptions. I think that Visualize.js is offered as part of the Enterprise edition subscription since it gives you multi-tenancy, etc. Clients have the option to include Visualize.js as an Add-on to the Express version. Visualize.js is not available for the Community edition at this time. I hope this helps. -
Hi there - My thoughts: From the Ad Hoc Editor, the analysis is approached the same, although for the OLAP Connection you might have noticed that the Table view isn't there since the point of working with cubes is analytical, usually. The Domains leverage a relational database, while a cube interfaces with a data warehouse, which is read-only due to size and typically denormalized (again, due to size). For cubes, it is also customary to do your anaysis via OLAP Views, which can be created on the server. But, yes, you can also connect from the Ad Hoc Editor and there is also an Excel plug-in that can used to browse the cube. Cubes are normally created to perform multi-demensional analysis, which is more difficult to do with Domains. Possible, but probably more difficult.
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[RESOLVED] Truncated Adhoc Crosstab in Word export
H Mendoza replied to Boris Gisselere's topic in Products
Hi there - I was able to quicky resize the document and have the table display correctly. Also, you might be able to leverage the configuration reference so that you get the format you want, see http://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/config.reference.html. Once in the Web page, scroll down to the Report Export section and see if there is anything listed that might help you. You can set these configurations from the Properties menu of the report. Let us know if that helps. -
Any technical guy to help me on JasperDashboard?
H Mendoza replied to nelson.pita's topic in Products
Hi there - Maybe start with downloading JasperReports Server 5.5; consider the community edition for now--it is free. The bundled installer for Windows gives you the option of installing sample data, which includes many reports and some Dashboards (among other things). Consider reading through the Jasper documentation, such as the admin and user guides. At some point you will need to build the reports for your Dashboard, which will require working from iReport or Studio, probably Studio at this point. Both the community editions of iReport and Studio are free. You will need to learn how to pubish your reports to the server in order to put them into a Dashboard, see the Studio documentation for the steps. There are steps on how to connect to Oracle in the Jasper documentation and here: http://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/connecting-jasperreports-server-your-database. Best of luck with your project -- -
Why are null values in my crosstab blank spaces and not '0'
H Mendoza replied to shauntae_mitchell's topic in Products
Is that feature in the newest release, 5.5? I don't see it in 5.0. -
Why are null values in my crosstab blank spaces and not '0'
H Mendoza replied to shauntae_mitchell's topic in Products
Hi there - I am not sure if you can set that from the Ad Hoc editor. However, you could save the View as a report, and then open the file in iReport or Studio and make some changes, but that requires knowing how to use one of those two platforms. You can open reports from the server using iReport or Studio (via the repository plug-in). Regards, Hugo -
Hi there - Maybe the main query needs to be set? Try something like this (since you don't need anything valid): select 1 as dummy_field. Also, I don't thin you need the parameter in the main report and the sub dataset. Just the parameter in the sub dataset is needed, possibly. Last item: You may need double quotes on the default value for the parameter. Thanks, Hugo
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Hi there - The views are created from the Ad Hoc Editor. The Ad Hoc Editor is dynamic and interactive, giving you the ability to drag fields (registered as part of the query) in a designer. The View can be saved so that you don't have to start over later, should you need to make changes to it. From this View, you can create Reports, which can then be accessed and viewed, as well as formatted to some degree, right from the JasperReports Server. The Ad Hoc Editor is your designer, the platform from which you work to produce reports. Thanks, Hugo
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Hi - Correct, the sequence is rather fixed. The Summary band prints last; it can be broken out into a separate page if you like. Also, the header and footer can be included or dropped from the Summary band. To set these options, go to the root file name in the Report Inspector panel (top-left corner of the panel itself) to enable the Properties view, and then look for the following two options (presented as check boxes): (1) Summary on a new page and (2) Summary with Page Header and Footer. Thanks, Hugo
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Hi there - I think that the Chart Theme feature is only for JFreeChart types, at least that is the case in iReport. You should confirm this fact of course. Thanks, Hugo
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Hi there - This is working for me: $F{employee_salary}.doubleValue() * 3/100.
