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No, I think that Jasper and JFreeChart did not have this BUG! Try to reduce the font size, I believe that the font is large and you have many bars in the graph (I already have this problem). Where is the data coming from? From a database? In this case, verify the return and make sure that's correct.

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This type of problems need a "DEBUG", first of all, I would start by check data. I believe that your information is already coming in this way, can you check the data without interference from Jasper, running the query directly in database? In the case o the data are correct, I would make an simple Report, whithout any complex components. Only execute the query and put the fields in the Detail Band. Do this things and post the return here. Regards!

No, I think that Jasper and JFreeChart did not have this BUG! Try to reduce the font size, I believe that the font is large and you have many bars in the graph (I already have this problem). Where is the data coming from? From a database? In this case, verify the return and make sure that's correct.

Thank you hozawa! http://community.jaspersoft.com/jasperreports-server/issues/8716

Hello everyone, I need help. By the reading of some tutorials I did the internacionalization of my report, I could internacionalize text fields and input controls and all works fine. Now, I try to do this to report name and folder and doesn't work, I try to use the resource bundle inside the report and also use the jasper file property (like /apache-tomcat-jasper/webapps/jasperserver/WEB-INF/bundles/jasperserver_messages.properties). How to do this?http://lmachado.eti.br/JasperInternacionalization.png Thanks

Jasperserver is based on Java, basically you can use all Java "comands" and methods inside the APIs. Google java.util.date to see what you can use. new SimpleDateFormat("dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss").format( $F{my_date});

You can "connect" in your store procedure as the same way that execute any other query. Store procedure don't have a different way to access, you simple have to call the procedure, ex: call MyDB.procedure_tes(param1, 'param2', param3); If this parameters are dinamic, you can use the report parameter or variable, ex: call MyDB.procedure_tes($P{param1}, $V{param2},$P{param3});

You can "connect" in your store procedure as the same way that execute any other query. Store procedure don't have a different way to access, you simple have to call the procedure, ex: call MyDB.procedure_tes(param1, 'param2', param3); If this parameters are dinamic, you can use the report parameter or variable, ex: call MyDB.procedure_tes($P{param1}, $V{param2},$P{param3});