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Hi Mike, This is most likely Ubuntu 9.10 64bit specific problem. Try to do the following: 1. Download the source code of xulrunner 1.9.0.15 from http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/xulrunner/releases/1.9.0.15/source/ and install it into /usr/local/lib 2. Open TalendOpenStudio-linux-gtk-x86.ini and add the last line as below: -vmargs -Xms40m -Xmx500m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.XULRunnerPath=/usr/local/lib/xulrunner[/code]3. In the installation directory, create a script to start up TOS, for example: start.sh #!/bin/sh export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1 /TOS installation directory/TalendOpenStudio-linux-gtk-x86_64[/code]4. Execute the script to launch TOS: ./start.sh[/code] Hope this helps. Regards, Stas
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JasperETL is based on an open source Talend Open Studion, which does not support Change Data Capture functionality. This feature is implemented only in Talend Integration Suite.
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It's pretty much impossible to find the reason of the error based on this information. Try to take a look at the java code of the job, particulary at the chunk of code where the error occurs (Fundmigration1.java:1787 - it should be row 1787). Probably this will push you to an idea of what can be the reason. Hope this helps
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Please check this topic: http://jasperforge.org/plugins/espforum/view.php?group_id=99&forumid=108&topicid=62756
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Based on your needs you may want to use JasperETL or Talend Integration Suite. It depends on what do you mean by "program able to help with Jaspersoft". If you need to integrate it with JasperServer, you will need Talend Intergration Suite, which is actually not a free open source solution. If you only need to transfer/convert some data from/to some Excel or csv file, or some DB, JasperETL should do the job. Hope this clarifies a bit.
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Hi, Yes, this is possible using JasperETL. Basically you'll use tAccessInput and tMySQLOutput components. The whole process will depend on your specific needs. For detailed information please refer to User Guide and Components Guide available here Regards, Stas
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Hi Nasir, Sorry if the response is too delayed. There are training courses provided by Talend, you can be interested: http://www.talend.com/services/talend-foundation.php Hope this helps. Regards, Stas
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Hi, I believe this is Java+Environment related problem, not JasperETL, but I don't know what triggers it. Only possible solution I can think of: try to add -XX:-UseSafeCompiler to jvm options. I'm not sure if it works though. Hope this helps. Regards, Stas
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First you may want to check if your JVM is properly installed. If on windows, click on Start, then click Run and in the dialog box, type in cmd. On the command prompt window, type in: java –version. This command should provide you with the JVM version installed on your station if it's ok. In JasperETL - go to menu Window > Preferences - then go to category Talend > Run / Debug - change conf of Run job such as: Xms128M Xmx512M I hope it will work
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Try using iReport 3.5. Jasperreports/iReport 3.6 have some new functionality which can be incompatible with older versions
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Hi, In order to learn more about the Sertification Program you'll need to provide Talend some information about yourself. You will need to fill this form: http://www.talend.com/campaign/campaign.php?id=140 and then you will get the further information. HTH Regards, Stas
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Hi MJ, I'm not sure why don't you get any messages, but probably you should try putting "XE" as the Database or SID parameter. HTH Stas
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How to specify JasperReports Server locale in URL
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To specify the locale for (for example) the login page you can use the "userLocale" property as follows: This property can be applied to any JasperServer URL. See the related article URLs to access JasperServer content -
Hi Joakim, I know it's been a while since you've posted this. Did you manage to solve this? If not, can you please attach the input XML (or an XML with same structure and some sample data) so I can look into it. Thanks, Stas
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With the TalendDate.parseDate() function you should be able to convert your date. In your case it'll look something like: TalendDate.parseDate("MM/dd/yyyy",row1.Date) Then in the output table you just enter "yyyy-MM-dd" format in the "Date Pattern" field. Cheers, Stas
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Although it's not really a normalization, you are putting values into some column. I'm not sure if it'll work properly without any column defined. The component description says: "Select the column from the input flow which the normalization is based on" You'll have to try and see how it works, but I guess you'll need to define some column name if you don't have one.
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I believe the tNormalize component should meet your request. Basically all you need to select is Column and Item seperator. HTH Cheers, Stas
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That's a good question... and a complicated one. The answer is that you can NOT use Java and Perl in the same project and this is not likely to change soon; but I think I can give some explanation here. When the Java code generation was added several months after Perl code generation, there was a question to decide where to separate Perl and Java for components organization: create 2 directories "perl" and "java" inside the "components" directory, create component_perl.xml and component_java.xml inside a single component directory, use the same XML description for Perl and Java. The conclusion was: use the same directory for a single component, share the labels file, everything else is separated. The advantage is that the 2 programming languages don't have to wait for the other. If it wasn't done this way, each time an option is added in a Perl component it would have broken the Java component. I absolutely agree that ability to use both Perl and Java in a project would be beneficial. As far as I know, guys from Talend had a brainstorming session about the ability to create Perl and Java jobs in the same project. The conclusion was that it was too complicated... You may actually want to check the realtive topic on talend here
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tJython is a Python implementation on Java, which basically allows to run Python on JasperETL. tJython is a relatively new script component especially suited for the following tasks: - Embedded scripting: Talend programmers can add the Jython libraries to their system to allow end users to write simple or complicated scripts that add functionality to the Job application. - Interactive experimentation: Jython provides an interactive interpreter that can be used to interact with Java packages or with running Java applications. This allows programmers to experiment and debug any Java system using Jython. - Rapid routines development: Python programs are typically 2-10X shorter than the equivalent Java program. The seamless interaction between Python and Java allows developers to freely mix the two languages during development. You can fing the component and more detailed info here (the description is related to TOS but it applies to JasperETL as well): http://talendforge.org/ext/extension_view.php?eid=71
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Hi Jerome, This error is a common error when the product is partially unzipped. Try another unzipper like 7-zip. Hope this helps Stas
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One can localize a label of input control by putting in corresponding properties file the certain entries for all those input controls that should be localized. These properties files can be found under the folder: /jasperserver-pro/WEB-INF/bundles/ In general, the entries should look like this: net.sf.jasperreports.prompt.label.<input control name>=<text>
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Hi rale, All documentation you can find in the Docs section: http://jasperforge.org/espdocs/espbrowse.php?id=14&type=folder&group_id=99&parent=14 It is not up to the current release, but it should be of much help anyway. JasperETL is powered by Talend, and most of Talend resources apply to JasperETL, including pretty nice online tutorials. There is a seperate topic about this here
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Hi Carlos, I have the same behavior but this is weird. The Code node should be seen in repository and this looks like a bug. I guess I'll investigate it a little. In a meantime the only workaround for you is to use JasperETL 3.0.4. Regards, Stas
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There is no feature to get workspace path into a global variable at the moment, although it's likely to appear in future releases. As a workaround, to get the location of your workspace, you can go to the main toolbar: Window -> Preferences Then to Talend -> Appearance -> Designer, in the Preferences box And the value is under "Component default filepath" Hope this helps Regards, Stas
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Checking out the user guide and othe documentation is good first step, and I would suggest to begin with a relatively simple project. There are several simple project examples in the user guide. Also, JasperETL is powered by Talend, and many of Talend resources apply to JasperETL, including pretty nice online tutorials. There is a seperate topic about this, which you can find here.
