Tirupathi Mangalarapu

Hello Steve, Are the input controls query driven? If not do they have any default values set when you published from the studio? Please follow this documentation to configure your input controls to be query driven: https://community.jaspersoft.com/documentation/jasperreports-server/tibco-jasperreports-server-user-guide/vv900/jasperreports-server-user-guide-_-repo-upload-reports-_-repo-adding-input-controls/#adding_reports_3864650317_1194603 Sharing screenshots of the issue will also help.

Can you please create a support ticket so we can address this issue through the right channel?

Hello Bhargav, Unless there are clear re-creatable steps we cannot do much to guide you in the right direction or to further diagnose this issue. If you can create a dummy report with dummy data and re-create this issue do share it with us so that we can test it. Thank you Tiru M

Hello Alex, Thanks for sharing the details. First of all, is this a community version or a Commercial version? If you are using the community version, Can you please also do this: Please record a video of the issue using some free tools like Screencast and also attach the sample reports along with sample data so it's easy for us to review it here and then pass it to our engineering team and show them the behavior that you described. If you are using a commercial version of our product: Please open a support ticket and report this issue through a support ticket so that can be tracked and be addressed Thank you

Hello Franky, Can you please elaborate and explain the issue(s) with a bit more context? Looks like you have multiple issues but I cannot seem to decode them in the initial query that you submitted. Please elaborate further with details and we will do our best to address them. Thank you Tiru M

Hello Tim, CYMK colors have been supported since JRL CE 6.20.5/JRS 9.0. You need to create an ICC profile to convert RGB colors to CYMK format. reference: https://jasperreports.sourceforge.net/config.reference.html#net.sf.jasperreports.export.pdf.use.cmyk.colors Hope this helps! Thank you Tiru M

Hello Tim, Did you use the Font extension as described in the below KBA ?: Also, can you share the pictures of the supposed be vs actual (image) of the report export in PDF along with font? Please ensure the Embed this font in the PDF document checkbox is checked. If you are exporting from the server, please make sure that the font exists on the same server as Jasperosft is installed. Hope this will give you some pointers to troubleshoot it further.

Hello There, Can you please elaborate in clear steps of the use case with all the details to see if we can create this issue on our end? Thank you

Hello There, Looks like the session is being timed out. Can you please check this KBA: And updated the session timeout accordingly and redo the same tests?

Hello There, You can uncheck "Print Repeated Values" on the text element properties or you can move all the elements inside a Frame and uncheck "Print Repeated Values" on the whole frame. Let us know if that helps. Thank you

Hello Gregor, It seems like you are using the Jfree chart from the Jaspersoft community version. You can find all the properties of the Jfree library here:https://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/api/javadoc/org/jfree/chart/labels/package-summary.html You can add required property to your chart based on your above business requirements.

Hello Andrew, Please read the response listed here in this KBA: Also, You can add macro properties to the Jaspersoft report just like the following snippet on the text element properties: <textField evaluationTime="Group" evaluationGroup="Group4" pattern="#,##0.00#;(#,##0.00#)" isBlankWhenNull="true"> <reportElement x="330" y="0" width="110" height="15" uuid="4d317c65-485d-49cf-bc80-155ce6703e2b"> <property name="com.jaspersoft.studio.unit.height" value="px"/> <property name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.formula" value="=SUM(C19:C71)"/> </reportElement> </textField> Hope this helps!

Hello Saurabh, Did you clear the app server temp folder and browser cache?

Hello there, Look like there is a typo in property "<property name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.detect.cell.type." value="true"/>" it should be <property name="net.sf.jasperreports.export.xls.detect.cell.type" value="true"/> Where exactly are you getting the error during compilation or export, sharing more details will help completely understand your issue and for anyone to provide some things to try out(include some screenshots if possible) also, did you use expressions to convert to the desired Java data type? looking for more information to guide you in the right direction.

Hello Venkatesh, The data is not in the valid xml format for the second data set. It should be a valid XML path for using an Xpath for your xml file( It's in a table format). Anytime check your XML is in the right format or not here: https://www.xmlvalidation.com/index.php?id=1&L=0 Thank you