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yirrilo

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  1. Hello,

    I was facing the same issue on one of my project using version 5.5.0 of JasperReports. I don't know wether this use case is fix with a recent version but my solution has been to :

    1. Rename the reports with a property key (ex: title.report.name)
    2. Create a new property file containing the property key value into the WEB-INF/bundles directory
    3. Reference the property key into the bundlePathsListCe bean of the applicationContext.xml file
    4. Modify the occurences of the reportUnitObject.label to replace them by <spring:message code="${reportUnitObject.label}"/>

    I hope this could help, but if someone can let me know if a less dirty manner exists, I'm interested ! 

    Best Regards

    Yann

  2. Hello,

    It looks like a bug on JasperServer 5.5, but I write a question in case of I missed something.

    As you can see into the picture below, when a column is filtered, its textual content may be splitted even if the area is wide enough to handle that content on one single line.

    jasper-column-header-issue.jpg.2e7e08a10f37c42b9ab4ff443269f245.jpg

    It looks like a bug into the PDF export process. When you look at the html representation of that column header, you notice that when filtered, a column header area is splitted into 5 <td> tags (IMHO to cope with alignment consideration). The <td> tag that contains the text fits perfectly the width of its content, as you can see below.

    jasper-column-header-issue-td.jpg.35f118ad6eb538b9a312380991ca1cff.jpg

    I guess it's a computation failure during PDF export process. Could you please give a hand ? Is there any workaround ?

    Thanks

    yirrilo

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