andrew.brooks_1
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Update to this. I now have this partially working through the API, the only issue is that it will only work if I'm passing more than one value into the collection parameter. I can workaround this by adding an extra blank value to the query (see example below): localhost:8080/jasperserver-pro/rest_v2/reports/reports/test_5.pdf?jobs=18-39222&jobs= Has anyone else experienced this, and found a fix? Regards Andrew
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Good afternoon I have a report with a parameter that is a java.util.Collection that runs fine in Jaspersoft Studio. These is to go into the where clause of my SQL query. I have uploaded the report to Jasperserver but am unable to test as it want's me to search and select values isntead of typing in manually. When trying to run the report through the REST API, I can add the parameter to the URL, but it doesn't seem to get passed to the report, and the report tries to run without the where clause and all my data is returned. Any ideas why this might be? Cheers
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Did you solve this issue? I'm currently having the same problem but getting an error as the crosstab in the report is too large with all the results. Cheers Andrew
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Good Morning I have a couple of questions about Jasperserver and was hoping someone could help. I'm currently looking into new reporting tools and have a couple of requirements that I'd like to know if Jasperserver is capable of. Can the schedules reports be saved to a location that is defined by a parameter fed into the report. In my example it needs to be in a folder name that is a column that can be retrieved in the report. Can the software write information back to the database it is reporting from, in my case I need it to change a couple of columns to indicate the report was generated. Cheers
