JSS no longer loads default values for parameters

Changed Assigned User from - to @chicuslavic

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are you sure? I just tested and I see default values, maybe you can make a screencast, to see exactly where the problem is

Changed Severity from Block to Major

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Yes, I'm sure.http://cl.ly/ZpTRBtw. http://community.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-studio/issues/4104 is more pressing then this.

could you add the report to test?

Can you check wether it's because the following piece of code is is missing? (I know it's missing)

 

 

If so, you may want to forward this to Massimo, he just fixed another issue related to it.

when I switch to preview, for Parameter1 I see "foo bar"

 

what is wrong?

what jss version you use? os, java, etc. could you attach your log file, and versions information, please

JSS 6.0.3.final & JSS 6.1.beta Mac OS 10.10.2 Java does not matter since you ship it with jss (and actually working since 6.x)

 

I don't know what file you tested, but when I open that file (re-downloaded from this site) on a windows 7 vm with JSS 6.0.3 I have the same problem.

 

Changed Severity from Major to Block

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UPDATE 6.1.0.SNAPSHOT.beta.v201502161334: With a boolean parameter, even after "reset"-ing the parameter vallues, the report now refuses to run at all.

JSS 6.1.0.SNAPSHOT.beta.v201502261347 now always resets parameters when you pres run: http://cl.ly/ZyOh

Changed Resolution from Open to Fixed

Changed Status from New to Resolved

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thank you for the screencast, fixed this

Changed Resolution from Fixed to Reopened

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Sorry to reopen, however I noticed there are 3 different bugs going on:- Bug introduced in the 6.x series where the default parameter value is refuses to load when you go to the preview screen.- Bug introduced in the 6.x series where the parameter value is reset to the default parameter value when you press the green "play" button to preview.- Bug that already existed in 5.6.x (and probably earlier) where the preview always stopped on boolean values. Boolean parameter values always have to be reloaded at every preview. Not only on first run. Combined with the 6.x bugs, this causes the preview to not function at all.Did you solve all 3?Kind regards,Maarten @ Yesplan

http://www.screencast.com/t/R2svIQYSZ

 

please, look at this screencast, and tell me if you have any comment

2 tests I did not see you perform: Going back to the designer, testing with a custom provider class.

 

If there is a community build soon, I can do a test with my provider plugin and files.

 

(Sorry, if I seem to be acting difficult, this is not my intend)

we'll have a community build today

 

your feedback is very useful, thank you, and continue to help us improve the product

Hi Maarten,

I've just uploaded a new integration build to the Sourceforge location: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jasperstudio/files/beta-release/

 

Regards,

Massimo.

Massimo, thx for the new build! (I should really start learning how to make my own)

 

Chicuslavic, The parameters seem to load even faster then before 6.x! So that's good.

 

However,

 

Our Custom Provider plugin fetches some information from the "description" field of the parameters. In this new build I notice that when I change the description, JSS only compiles the report and prints the static part of the report.

 

Our Custom Provider does it's own logging into the JSS Console, but that stays empty. Pressing "Preview" a couple of times does, eventually, starts a real preview.

 

Kind regards,

Maarten @ Yesplan

could you send me a sample report with your custom provider, to debug?

Maarten, there is an article about this information on the wiki. However I think it's a bit outdated right now. Some stuff changed lately.

Last week I prepared an internal document on how to use Hudson/Jenkins for this kind of purpose.

 

I will try to cleanup it and publish the information on the Community wiki. After that you will be able to create your own builds.

Let you know when it will be ready. Unfortunately, even if it was in my plans, there are other tasks pending more pressing.

 

Regards,

Massimo.