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Roles passed in with the externally authenticated users are created in JasperServer. Such imported roles must be manually granted access to repository objects. Hope this helps, Kristen
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You can use the put repository web service to replace the entire report unit, but I don't think there is a straight-forward way to only replace the JRXML. Please log a tracker item for this at: tinyurl.com/c98oos Thanks, Kristen Post Edited by Kristen Kelleher at 04/08/09 19:17
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You can get this info from log4j by editing /WEB-ING/log4jproperties to uncommet this property: #log4j.logger.jasperanalysis.drillthroughSQL=DEBUG,jasperanalysis Just remove the #, save the file, and restart JasperServer. Hope this helps, Thanks, Kristen
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On a report-by-report and input-control-by-input-control basis, you can set them to be hidden by clearing the check from the Visible check box on the Report Wizard - Input Control page displayed when adding/editing a report's input control. To suppress them across the board, you could probably customize the default JSP for the report-running page, but I'm no JSP expert. Hope this helps, Kristen
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The documentation you are most likely looking for would be the new info around organizations, roles, and users; you'll find that in the JasperServer Professional Administrator Guide. Take a look at the relevant sections of chapters 1, 2, and 3. Hope this helps, Kristen Post Edited by Kristen Kelleher at 04/07/09 18:45
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To utilize an existing JDBC connection defined in your app server, create a JNDI data source in JasperServer that points to it. Click the Add Resource icon in the Manage>Repository view, and select Data Source. Select JNDI in the list of options. Hiope this helps, Kristen Post Edited by Kristen Kelleher at 04/08/09 19:00
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JAsperServer OS has its own doc set included in the distributions. As for iReport, a new version of the ultimate guide was posted to our eShop on 3/31/09: www.jaspersoft.com/documents/store_ireport-definitive-guide.html Thanks, Kristen
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The HTTP approach should work - you can simply append the param multiple times: &my_param=value1&my_param=value2&my_paramvalue3 Home this helps, Kristen Post Edited by Kristen Kelleher at 04/02/09 23:09
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A better apprqoach might be to put the image in the correct location in the file system (for example, C:\Program Files\jasperserver-pro-3.5\apache-tomcatwebapps\jasperserver-pro), then create a Custom URL pane that calls the file. For example: /my_image.png Hope this helps, Kristen Post Edited by Kristen Kelleher at 04/02/09 23:05
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frankslin, JasperAnalysis runs seamlessly on JasperServer, and adds support for the creation of analysis views. When compared to JPivot + Mondrian, JasperAnalysis offers an improved UI and integration with the reports you store in the JasperServer repository (put another way, I can write a report that passes MDX to an analysis view to create a drill through link from a JRXML to an analysis view). Hope this help, Kristen
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The Domain designer is definitely intended to handle outer and left joins as well as innner joins. I know that a defect similar to the behavior you describe was resolved by JasperServer Pro 3.0.2, so you can try upgrading to see if that fixes the problem. Thanks, Kristen
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If I understand your question, you need to click Drill Through on the tool bar (its icon has a green arrow pointng downward), then click a value in the navigation table; JasperServer displays the transaction-level detail in a drill through table beneath the navigation table. An example is shown on page 20 of the user guide. Thanks, Kristen
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I'm afraid there isn't enough information in tyhis post for us to answer. Also, this doesn't seem to be a question about the defimnitive or ultimate guide content; please repost this in one of the other forums - JasperServer or perhaps iReport. Thanks, Kristen
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Clhubert, Thanks for your input! So far, we've tried to avoid repeating freely available information in the ultimate guides, mostly because it might cause confusion. We've just adopted a new documentation strategy that we hope will let us be a bit more flexible about where each feature is documented - stay tuned! Thanks again, Kristen Post edited by: kkelleher, at: 2008/05/14 01:30
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Thangalin, Thanks for your feedback. This would be a great addition to the guide. I've logged it on the iReport tracker as an enhancement - you can view it here. Thanks, Kristen
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We're hoping to help the readers of our definitive guides and ultimate guides who have questions, comments, or suggestions. When you post, please include a few helpful details: - The name of the document you're referencing. - The version number on the front cover of the document. - Any relevant page number. For example: - JasperServer Ultimate Guide - Version 2.1 - Page: 121 - Please link index entries to the page numbers referenced. (We're working on linked indexes for the 3.0 versions, so stay tuned!) Thanks, Kristen Post edited by: kkelleher, at: 2008/03/19 22:48 Post edited by: kkelleher, at: 2008/04/10 20:46
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Glad I could help out, and thanks for the tip on remaking the war - I should of thought of that! -Kristen
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This functionality isn't supported in JasperServer Pro 2.1, though I think it's a clever idea. Thanks for suggesting it! Thanks, Kristen
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In the WEB-INFjsp folder, there are two JSPs for the login page: login_welcome.jsp is the new one (with links to JasperSoft's website)login.jsp is the older version of the Login page.[/ul] Simply renaming the files (so that the older version is now named login_welcome.jsp) should do the trick. Thanks, Kristen
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I'm not an expert on Mondrian schemas, so the best advice I can offer is to try loading this up in the JasperAnalysis workbench and troubleshooting it there. You can get the workbench from: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/jasperserver/JasperAnalysis_workbench-1.0.zip?modtime=1178902969&big_mirror=0 Thanks, Kristen
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Hi Sid, This seems to be a timeout issue - your session is being ended before the report completes. You have a couple options: - Schedule the report instead of running it directly. When the report completes, JasperServer can send you an email. - Change the session timeout. Thanks, Kristen
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Ad hoc reporting is only available in the Professional version of JasperServer. An Ad hoc report is based on a Topic - a special JRXML that specifies the fields to return from your data source. Thanks, Kristen
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Purely conjecture, but this could be a simple case of not having assigned sufficient object-level permissions to the user running the job. Check the object-level permissions on the report itself and those on the parent folder. Also check that the user has roles that are granted the right permissions for this report. Thanks, Kristen
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In another thread, Lucian wrote: This is a known issue with JasperServer 2.0.1. Also see this for more details. Might this be the same issue? Thanks, Kristen
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I've got a report that does this. Essentially, you'd create a style that specifies the color for cells whose value is less than 0, and create a conditional expression (by clicking Add under the Style conditions list on the Add/Modify style window. Here's my expression (it turns a cell red when the cell's value is less than 500): Code:$V{OpportunityLineItem1_UnitPrice_Sum}.doubleValue() < 500.0 ? Boolean.TRUE : Boolean.FALSEI do believe that's it, but I didn't create my report in iReport, so there may be something else you'd need to do. Thanks, Kristen
