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  1. Hi,
    I may not have a solution to decrease the height and suspect its not possible. However, I can give you a work around.
    Why dont you change the position of the input control to "Top of the Page"? That should solve the issue.

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  2. Hi,
    In your previous question, I have replied for the first question

    A couple of reasons why datasets are used are stated below;
    1) If you have to execute 2 or more queries and populate various charts and tables etc, you will have to use datasets.
    2) A table always requires a dataset and never picks the main query.

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  3. Hi,

    1) Try using port 25 instead.
    2) Also add this line to applicationContext-report-scheduling.xml ;
            
    <props>

                    <prop key="mail.smtp.auth">true</prop>
                    <prop key="mail.smtp.starttls.enable">true</prop>
               </props>

    Hope this helps,
    KKriplani
  4. Hi,
    I have a very simple method. 
    embedd an image/text field in the report (it may say "export"), give it hyperlink to the report you want to export in either csv or xls as ReportExecution and Parent. While linking parameters, pass a parameter name as "output" and expression as "xlsNoPag" or "csv" as required.

    Refer the image below.

    Capture(49).PNG.7163100fd847df8744c7889c9d15ce5f.PNG

    You can have two images/text fields saying "Export to CSV" and "Export to XLS".


    This should help,
    Regards,
    KKriplani

  5. Hi,
    There is no such functionality in jasperserver to do so, Jasperserver populates a table from a table dataset.
    However, you can create a query such that all this data is available, for example using a Union in the dataset query should logically help.


    Regards,
    KKriplani

  6. Hi,
    Give a better insight of your requirement. what exactly you mean by dynamic connector? Are you trying to obtain data from more than a single database or type of database (for example from both mysql and oracle simoultaneously)?
    Lastly, what version of jasperserver are you using?

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  7. Hi,
    When you login, under the login credentials selection, there is an option of "show locale & timezone".
    There isnt russian in that section so this is going to be tough as even if you create a new locale as russian (which for your information is done at  applicationContext-security.xml within <tomcat>/jasperserver-pro/WEB-INF), you will have to define various config files at <tomcat>/jasperserver-pro/WEB-INF/bundles. Even if you dont create new files, the en_US locale files will be picked by default.
    So its of no use if you dont have the right files deployed for the the new locale created.

    Read page 152 from this guide shared here >> http://community-static.jaspersoft.com/sites/default/files/docs/jasperreports-server-admin-guide.pdf?_ga=1.213488466.777635134.1461570079

    To sum up, you would need to deploy the lanuage specific file in <tomcat>/jasperserver-pro/WEB-INF/bundles , with the below format; 
    <file-name>_<locale>.properties|
    and then call the same locale with applicationContext-security.xml (around line 146) within <tomcat>/jasperserver-pro/WEB-INF

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  8. Hi,
    Yes you can view the logs.
    For that you will have to follow the below listed steps;
    1) Jasperserver, click on Manage >> Server Settings .
    2) Upon reaching the log_settings, set the property to debug for the things you want to view in the logs (inclucing "SQL Query Executer")
    3) on the server where jasperserver is deploed, Go to <tomcat-directory>/webapps/jasperserver-pro/WEB_INF/logs and view the file named jasperserver.log , you will find the logs there.

  9. Hi Guys,
    I am using jasperserver 5.5 and exporting a table into XLS format (xlsNoPag). The issue is that whenever I export the table, the zero values in the table are printed as -
    Is it a normal behaviour or is there any work around? Not sure what I am missing out.

    Thanks is advance,
    KKriplani

  10. Hi,
    What you can do is using ReportExecution hyperlink, calling the same report again, create an addition parameter, let us call it p_Print and having a default expression as 0.
    When the report is rerun pass p_Print as 1 and for the page headers, pass the PrintWhenCondition as;
    $P{p_Print} !=1

    So, as the report is rerun , this parameter is passed and it hides all the page headers (if multiple) and just prints the CSV formats.

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  11. Hi,
    Though I haven't dug deep into it but I feel that it doesnt work.
    I had a requirement of not displaying hyperlink when the value of that field is 0 but have hyperlink when the value is non zero.
    So i simply used two text fields (same text fields) one over the other, one with hyperlink and other without hyperlink and printed them using the printwhen condition.

    Regards,
    KKriplani.

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