gregory.west

This is a bump, this is a serious issue, it is effecting all my printout. On the right hand side of the LETTER sized paper I have about an inch of extra blank space. This is happening on all the printers I have access to, on three different computer, thus I am left thinking it is something not quite right in Jasper Studio. I think Jasper is native to A4 size paper, is there something I have to switch to make it native to Letter? Gregory A. West

I have a report, 8.5x11 1/4" margins. When I preview the report in Jasper Studio the report is centered on the page and looks good. When I print it to any printer I have about a 2 1/2" margin on the right side of the page. This is happening only in Jasper Studio, and it happens on any of my printers including my PDF creator. Why is this happening, and how do I get it to stop? Greg

I have a report, the problem is the font looks fuzzy. sort of like it is being printed in colour, and is being grey scaled. is there a way to fix this?

Both JAR files are in the directory: / usr / share / tomcat8 / apache-tomcat-8.0.32 / webapps / jasperserver / WEB-INF / lib / barbecue-1.5-beta1.jar88.94 kBtomcat:tomcat06442015/11/23 - 20:52:26barcode4j-2.1.jar267.97 kBtomcat:tomcat06442015/11/23 - 20:52:26Do they need to be enabled or anything? And yes I need the barcodes in PDF files to be eMailed to the user once a week.

I have a report that prints some barcodes using the built in barcode field type. Everything is working great my workstation with Jasper Suite (see below) but when I upload the report to the Jasper Server the barcode field just prints the data that should make up the barcode in a san serif font. Workstation: Server: Why is the server not printing the barcodes? Did I do something wrong again????

I found the barcode component you talked about. Works great in Studio, but on the server all I see is the text data that is supposed to be the barcode. This first screen shot is the output from the server. This is the output from Jasper Studio: Anyone have an idea what I did wrong this time??? :(

I need to make a report that uses Code 3 of 9 barcode. I have tried importing a TTF into a report, and that works OK locally on my computer, but the PDF file produced by the server does not have the bar-code. Are there any instructions, or white papers of getting barcoding printing, or getting TTF files installed on the server for PDF output? I have followed along with a lot of the instructions I found on the Answers forum but so far nothing is working...... Any help would be awsome! Greg

Is there any way in Jasper Reports that I can tell / control in which order parameter fields are re-calculated? This is a possible solution to the problem but I need a couple parameter fields to be recalculated in a very specific order. Field1: Summary-Lines = Summer-lines + (Last-Group-ID != Current-Group-ID and Last-Group-Printed?1:0) Field2: Last-Group-Printed = 'print when condition Fiels3: Last-Group-ID = Current-Group-ID The major trick here is these three fields MUST be recalculated in order, Field1, then Field2, last Field3. Is this possible?

It is possible to have a report run on say the 25th of every month? I know I can run a report every 30 days but this is not quite what I need.

Does anyone have any thoughts, I am even interested in out of the box ideas. Right now I have a report that is supposed to be blue band, white band, blue band etc.... What I get is White, Blue, Blue, White, White, White, Blue, White, Blue, Blue... Depending on which summary lines are being printed. Is there a way I can count up the summary lines that have been printed? Greg

You are 100% correct. My issue as it turns out was going through a proxy server. The proxy was not doing what it should have been. When you said there was nothing needed on the Jasper Server I tried a direct connection and it worked fine.

You can try this out for the format of the number. It is not 100% perfect but closer: #,##0.### ;#,##0.###- Note the extra space after the 0.## and the ; for the positive number.

I have a report that is a summary only report. This means the group footer lines are the only thing being printed. The question comes up, how do I change the background colour for alternating groups. Here is the solution I can up with: Create a variable, in my case I used GROUP_PRINT Value Class Name:java.lang.Integer Calculation is Sum. Now here comes the magic, what you want to sum up are the number of first group detail records. To do this I used the expression: ($V{Group1_COUNT}==1?1:0) which means when GROUP_COUNT = 1 return 1 for the sum, otherwise return 0. Every group has to have one and only one first line. The Initial Value Expression should be set to 0 (zero) Increment type is none, and Reset type is Report. Now that will give you a variable GROUP_PRINT that will tell you the group number you are on. From there create a frame in your group footer change the frames background colour to what you want and add the following to the Print When of the frame:($V{GROUP_PRINT} % 2) ==0. There you go, group footers in alternating colour backgrounds. Now for my harder question: I have a clause in my footer for print when. How do I tell if a footer was even printed for a particular group?

Has anyone figured this out yet? I am having the same problem. Should be easy, but sigh it is not.

I tried this out, works great for detail lines. I have a report where all I am printing in the group footers. Is there some way I can count like number of footer lines printed? REPORT_COUNT is telling me the number of detail lines I did not print.