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This is not a current feature so the answer is no.
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Installation should really be on a certified version of Mac OSX. The supported platforms guide that comes with each release will list out the versions. Catalina would be 10.15 which is not certified even on the current 7.5 version. However, there is a community article on how to get the install to run on Catalina.
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In JR Server 7.5, the options are in the "Select Visualization Type" button next to the drop down box. The Table and other types are displayed as icons.
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TIBCO Jaspersoft Studio is a report development tool that allows you to build reports with table and crosstab components.
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According to the supported platforms,
Oracle/Sun Java JDK / JRE (64-bit) versions 1.7, 1.8 are certified.
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The error represents a connection problem to the postgres database.
So it is essential to firstly know whether the postgres is running and on what port number (default port is 5432).
Once you know this information, you can use this to force the connection with extra parameters passed with the pg_dump command :
-h host
-p port
-U username
-WYou can use this postgres command line reference as a guide:
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/app-pgdump.html
If it is still an issue and the error that you are getting remains EXACTLY the same then probably there is an incorrect path to socket. Backup tried to connect to /var/run/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432 but it does not exist. You can check this article:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31645550/why-psql-cant-connect-to-server
to check for the location of the socket file and verify the config files pg_hba.conf and postgresql.conf accordingly.
There are a few comments that mentions to check for unix_socket_directories parameter setting.
I also recommend to check the for this setting as well:
listen_addresses = '*'
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According to:
it states:
Filters defined in the Domain Designer are limited to conditions on one column or comparisons of two columns, with more complex filters created by the conjunction (logical AND) of several conditions. Other filter expressions are not supported. You can upload a design file with more complex filters, but they are overwritten or cause errors if you open the design in the Domain Designer.
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It is best to contact Fishbowl support.
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The REST API guide has information on the reports service:
CHAPTER 13 REST API REFERENCE - THE reports SERVICE
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There is the Horizontal LED widget under "Components Pro" but I think it is only available in Commercial editions.
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Report is empty when the underlying query does not return any data. You may want to check the SQL query for the main report and see if your date parameters are set correctly. On the server under Log Settings, you can turn on the SQL debug option (JRJdbcQueryExecuter) and when running the report you can see the SQL with the parameter values in the jasperserver.log
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This can be achieved if you pass the $P{REPORT_DATA_SOURCE} to the table in the "Use a JRDataSource Expression". See file image..
Also need to pass the $P{REPORT_PARAMETERS_MAP} to the table's parameters map.
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Seems like a network related issue. I recommend to do a google search on the error itself and see what suggestions are out there that can help. There are plenty of articles out there. Here is one example:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_no_more_data_to_read_from_socket.htm
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Perhaps you are looking for the "Stretch with Overflow" option in text field. With Studio, you can write conditional expressions in the Expression field of the text element.
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Not sure why your administrator is seeking another solution but PhantomJS is required.
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Start with this:
https://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/filtering-date-range
It is an old article which applies to outdated version of Studio but the concept is the same.
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In the Dataset and Query dialog of the main report there is the "Data preview" tab.
You can test whether data is feeding into this report by clicking on Read Fields and then Refresh Preview Data. If you can see data, then revise the design. Or perhaps start a blank report again and simply add one field to the detail band and see if the report previews with data.
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Answer to title subject is No.
JasperReports Server 7.2 supports Tomcat 9.0.1 to 9.0.17.
If your issues occur on a certified combination then it is best to check the jasperserver log for details of error.
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Special characters in report names will give problems when export to excel. We know about this and was reported as a defect from 6.x onwards but it hasn't been fixed yet. Apart from removing it from the name, I am not aware of any other workarounds.
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Check this link:
https://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/applying-your-jaspersoft-product-licenses
It mentions:
NOTE: If you purchased the entire Jaspersoft Business Intelligence suite (including JasperServer), you can apply the jasperserver.license file in the iReport or Jaspersoft Studio License Manager dialog rather than jasperreports.license.
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If it is not on the list then it is not affected. That is how it is meant to be read. What is on the list is "TIBCO JasperReports Server version 7.1.0".
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There is no specific hardware requirement. The property is bounded by the jvm memory. The higher the value the more jvm memory and cpu it can potentially use.
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The 7.2 commercial editions has this problem as well. No fix yet at this stage. Best to adapt (ignroe) until there is a fix.
xport and import All report JasperServer 5.2 into 7.5
in Products
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Your export command exports "--everything" and not just reports. There are a lot of changes between 5.2 and 7.5 to export everything and expect it to be successful. The recommendation is to follow the Upgrade guide and do a two phase upgrade and let the upgrade scripts take care of it.
1. Upgrade to the latest version of 6.4.x.
2. Upgrade from 6.4.x to version 7.5.