What is JasperReports Server?

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What is JasperReports Server?

An introduction to JasperReports Server and its key capabilities

JasperReports Server is a stand-alone and embeddable reporting server, enabling delivery of mission critical information on a real-time or scheduled basis to the web, to the printer, or to a variety of file formats. Build a report in iReport and then deploy it to JasperReports Server. The report can then be executed, exported to a desired output, or scheduled to execute at a later date.

For Developers

  1. Embeddable architecture leveraging HTTP-based and Java webservices for custom operational applications
  2. Simplify and improve report generation performance and delivery to users.
  3. Secure, schedule, and automatically deliver interactive reports in a variety of output formats to thousands of users leveraging a calendar or cron based trigger
  4. Flexible data agnostic architecture that supports reports based on relational, non-relational, and big data sources
  5. Extensible architecture that provides framework for customizations for security and data source support
  6. Role based access control to all objects in the repository
  7. Reusable sub-reports that are stored and maintained in the repository

For IT and BI Professionals

  1. Centrally managed reporting and analysis server
  2. Schedule and automatically deliver interactive reports in a variety of output formats to thousands of users leveraging a calendar or cron based trigger
  3. Integrate with existing identity management systems such as LDAP and CAS for single sign on to reports
  4. Role based access control to all objects in the repository
  5. Cloud ready BI platform
  6. Pre-integrated OLAP Analysis capabilities such as single click drill through to detail and pivoting/swapping of axis.
  7. Ability to make on the fly modifications to underlying data cube as part of Analysis capabilities.
  8. Simple upgrade to web-based self-service features via a commercial product upgrade

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