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[jasperreports-questions] using groovy in expressions

From: Ingo Bruell <ibruell@gm...> - 2005-05-27 12:25

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Hi,

i am struggling in using groovy in variableexpression for example.

In Java i used the following expression:

($V{mwst} == 16. ? $V{wert} * 16 / 116 : 0.)

And now i want to transform this to groovy syntax. Any ideas ?


best regards

Ingo Bruell

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Re: [jasperreports-questions] using groovy in expressions

From: Giulio Toffoli <gt@bu...> - 2005-05-27 13:13

(($V{mwst} == 16.0) ? $V{wert} * 16 / 116 : 0.0)

Giulio


Ingo Bruell wrote:

>Hi,
>
>i am struggling in using groovy in variableexpression for example.
>
>In Java i used the following expression:
>
>($V{mwst} == 16. ? $V{wert} * 16 / 116 : 0.)
>
>And now i want to transform this to groovy syntax. Any ideas ?
>
>
>best regards
>
>Ingo Bruell
>
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>

Re: [jasperreports-questions] using groovy in expressions

From: Ingo Bruell <ibruell@gm...> - 2005-05-27 13:33

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Hi Giulio Toffoli,

> (($V{mwst} == 16.0) ? $V{wert} * 16 / 116 : 0.0)

Yes, thanks...

Another question i want to access JavaBeans withe groovy. With Java
Expressions i had some compicate access paths like:

((Address)((InvoiceRecipient)$F{billValue}.getInvoiceRecipient()).getRecipientAddressValue()).getStreet()

is it possible to use groovy to make those access paths more simple ?


-- 
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[jasperreports-questions] Report rendering time

From: Arun <arunkumar.nair@us...> - 2005-05-27 13:49

Can any one please tell me the ideal datasource to be used for getting
faster reports . Also please order the datasourcea in terms of performance

I have a pdf report printing more than 50 pages and taking more than 30-40
sec . I am using XML datasource. I am using SPRING's Jasper Support for
rendering the report. My Document object is created in less than 1 sec from
the database using a stored procedure.

Please suggest a solution

Arun

[jasperreports-questions] creating groupsum behavior changed

From: Ingo Bruell <ibruell@gm...> - 2005-05-27 13:41

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Hi,

in the past i had generated a report that build groupsums. I think till
jasperreports 0.6.5 it worked but now the groupsum is always showed one
group later than it should.

I have defined a variable restType="Group" and assign the correct group
(the only one). The textField has set evaluationTime="Group" and
evaluationGroup to the one group i have. The textfield is placed in the
groupfooter.

But at the first Groupsum the value is 0 and at the next it has the sum
from the group befor.

I have recognized theis behavior since jasperreports-0.6.6, i think.


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Re: [jasperreports-questions] Using Jasper Reports in an App Server

From: Patrick Burleson <pburleson@gm...> - 2005-05-26 21:05

Ok, I never got an answer on this. Anyone know where to download just
the JDT compiler from the Eclipse project? Or what version is shipping
with Jasper Reports?

I'm building our dependency list, and I want to be able to nail down
exactly where this jar comes from.

Thanks,
Patrick

On 1/14/05, Patrick Burleson <pburleson@...> wrote:
> Teodor,
>=20
> Silly question: where did you extract the jdt-compiler.jar from? I
> want to be able to put a version number on it for our purposes?
>=20
> Thanks,
> Patrick
>=20
>=20
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 15:30:23 -0500, Patrick Burleson
> <pburleson@...> wrote:
> > Teodor,
> >
> > I will give CVS a try either today or tomorrow and let you know how it
> > goes. This would be a really big help to us since we are trying to
> > create an app that can basically be dropped into any app server and
> > have it work.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Patrick
> >
> >
> > On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 21:13:20 +0100, Teodor Danciu
> > <teodord@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > In the CVS version there is now a new report compiler available.
> > > It uses the Eclipse JDT compiler and does not need a classpath to be =
set
> > > for compiling the reports because it uses the current thread context
> > > class loader.
> > > It also compiles reports on te fly without generating any temporary f=
iles.
> > > This JDT compiler is now the default if the corresponding jdt-compile=
r.jar
> > > is placed in the classpath.
> > >
> > > It will be part of the next release, but it would be great if you cou=
ld
> > > already test it in your case.
> > >
> > > Thank you,
> > > Teodor
> > >
> > >
> > > Patrick Burleson wrote:
> > >
> > > >Hello all,
> > > >
> > > >I'm having some problems getting Jasper Report to work well from
> > > >within an App Server.
> > > >
> > > >I would like to just ship with the jrxml files, and compile them whe=
n
> > > >they are requested for the first time. Using JasperCompileManager I
> > > >get a nasty exception about all the Jasper Reports classes not being
> > > >found. I'm guessing this is some sort of class path issue, but I'm
> > > >wondering how to solve that since from within the app server, all I
> > > >really have access to is the ClassLoader.
> > > >
> > > >Has anyone here done anything similar? I don't want to put jars in
> > > >some global lib directory either. I want to be able to just slap an
> > > >EAR down and have it work. (Ah, the promises of deploy anywhere...ho=
w
> > > >futile they can sometimes be)
> > > >
> > > >Thanks,
> > > >Patrick
> > > >
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Re: AW: [jasperreports-questions] Suppress one or another band programmatically?

From: Ashley Moran <ashley.moran@co...> - 2005-05-26 09:59

Christoph Leser wrote:
> nice question.
> 
> would it be feasible to suppress the unwanted output ( like header, footer etc. ) by using a 'print when' expression evaluating a parameter you supply when you call fillReport?
> 
> regards
> christoph
> 

The problem is there's much more to producing an report definition that 
generates good Excel files.  As well as removing the bands and margins, 
you also have to ensure that there are no overlapping elements, and that 
the page height = header band heights + footer band heights + (n x 
detail height) (otherwise you get unsightly gaps between rows at the 
page breaks).

I suspect the only answer to all this is an improved Excel outputter. 
Unfortunately, because of the order of the Jasper pipeline the output is 
print formatted before it gets to the exporters, so the Excel export 
routines would have to un-print-format the report (unless I've missed 
something).

Ashley

[jasperreports-questions] Fw: JR_PAGE_ANCHOR

From: <manoj.gupta@ba...> - 2005-05-25 20:40

Attachments: 1.htm 2.htm TestReport.jrxml

Teodor,
Please check attached HTML 1 first then HTML 2, also check commented in
2.htm.

(See attached file: 1.htm)[Misaligned output from jasper.]

(See attached file: 2.htm)[Aligned adjusting HTML manually.]

I'm not sure what is  the solution / trick in jrxml to get rid of this
misalignment .
Looking forward for your reply.

Thank you,
Regards,
Manoj Gupta

                      Manoj X Gupta                                                                                                    
                                               To:       Teodor Danciu <teodord@...>                                 
                      05/17/2005 04:38         cc:                                                                                     
                      PM                       Subject:  Fw: JR_PAGE_ANCHOR                                                            

Teodor,
I still see some drift and misalignment of the row elements after the page
break,, so my trick is not consistent to do magic happen again.
Please see if you have any specific solution to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Regards,
Manoj

Teodor,
Just to add to my last mail.
I got alignment issue resolved by giving increasing widths of report
elements, but is this a solution for issue?
If so is there any identified characters/pixel ratio chart available, to
avoid wasting time on layout issues.
Thank you,
Regards,
Manoj

Teodor,

Across all my reports columns are bit misaligned when number of rows span
few pages.
-> Format as HTML
-> IE 6.0

I tried -
1. Using Column headers for under <band width="0">
2. Using Page Header
3. All <detail> fields is fixed as relative to top.
4. Avoid between columns and provide max width to each text fields.
5. Print only <detail>.

I have attached a sample jrxml, please check where am I going wrong.
Sorry initially I was not clear enough to explain the problem.
Thanks for your help in advance.
(See attached file: TestReport.jrxml)
Regards,
Manoj Gupta

Hi,

Do you have an example? I don't see how the anchor tag could affect the
HTML layout.

We are now offering support services and you can learn more about them
here:
http://www.jaspersoft.com/services_tech_support.php

Thank you,
Teodor

 wrote:

>Hi,
>I'm using Jasper Reports with my J2EE framework to generate reports in
>HTML/PDF/XML/CSV format.
>Accross all reports I see has a common problem,  JR_PAGE_ANCHOR  in HTML
>interface  spoils the rendering of data in new pages, please guide me how
>to overcome this.
>Thank you,
>Manoj.
>
>
>
>This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confidential
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>
>
>
>

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[jasperreports-questions] Fw: JR_PAGE_ANCHOR

From: <manoj.gupta@ba...> - 2005-05-25 21:48

Attachments: 1.htm 2.htm TestReport.jrxml

Teodor,
Please check attached HTML 1 first then HTML 2, also check commented in
2.htm.

(See attached file: 1.htm)[Misaligned output from jasper.]

(See attached file: 2.htm)[Aligned adjusting HTML manually.]

I'm not sure what is  the solution / trick in jrxml to get rid of this
misalignment .
Looking forward for your reply.

Thank you,
Regards,
Manoj Gupta

                      Manoj X Gupta                                                                                                    
                                               To:       Teodor Danciu <teodord@...>                                 
                      05/17/2005 04:38         cc:                                                                                     
                      PM                       Subject:  Fw: JR_PAGE_ANCHOR                                                            

Teodor,
I still see some drift and misalignment of the row elements after the page
break,, so my trick is not consistent to do magic happen again.
Please see if you have any specific solution to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Regards,
Manoj

Teodor,
Just to add to my last mail.
I got alignment issue resolved by giving increasing widths of report
elements, but is this a solution for issue?
If so is there any identified characters/pixel ratio chart available, to
avoid wasting time on layout issues.
Thank you,
Regards,
Manoj

Teodor,

Across all my reports columns are bit misaligned when number of rows span
few pages.
-> Format as HTML
-> IE 6.0

I tried -
1. Using Column headers for under <band width="0">
2. Using Page Header
3. All <detail> fields is fixed as relative to top.
4. Avoid between columns and provide max width to each text fields.
5. Print only <detail>.

I have attached a sample jrxml, please check where am I going wrong.
Sorry initially I was not clear enough to explain the problem.
Thanks for your help in advance.
(See attached file: TestReport.jrxml)
Regards,
Manoj Gupta

Hi,

Do you have an example? I don't see how the anchor tag could affect the
HTML layout.

We are now offering support services and you can learn more about them
here:
http://www.jaspersoft.com/services_tech_support.php

Thank you,
Teodor

 wrote:

>Hi,
>I'm using Jasper Reports with my J2EE framework to generate reports in
>HTML/PDF/XML/CSV format.
>Accross all reports I see has a common problem,  JR_PAGE_ANCHOR  in HTML
>interface  spoils the rendering of data in new pages, please guide me how
>to overcome this.
>Thank you,
>Manoj.
>
>
>
>This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confidential
and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the
intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying,
distribution, or use of the information contained herein (including any
reliance thereon) is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you received this transmission
in error, please immediately contact the sender and destroy the material in
its entirety, whether in electronic or hard copy format. Thank you.
>
>
>
>
>

This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confidential and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the information contained herein (including any reliance thereon) is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you received this transmission in error, please immediately contact the sender and destroy the material in its entirety, whether in electronic or hard copy format. Thank you.

Re: [jasperreports-questions] Fw: JR_PAGE_ANCHOR

From: T E Schmitz <mailreg@nu...> - 2005-05-26 09:39

Could you please refrain from sending 1/2 MB emails to the mailing list.=20
Some people have a dial-up connection.

manoj.x.gupta@... wrote:
> Teodor,
> Please check attached HTML 1 first then HTML 2, also check commented in
> 2.htm.
>=20
> (See attached file: 1.htm)[Misaligned output from jasper.]
>=20
> (See attached file: 2.htm)[Aligned adjusting HTML manually.]
>=20
> I'm not sure what is  the solution / trick in jrxml to get rid of this
> misalignment .
> Looking forward for your reply.
>=20
> Thank you,
> Regards,
> Manoj Gupta
>=20
>=20
>=20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>                       Manoj X Gupta                                    =
                                                               =20
>                                                To:       Teodor Danciu =
<teodord@...>                                =20
>                       05/17/2005 04:38         cc:                     =
                                                               =20
>                       PM                       Subject:  Fw: JR_PAGE_AN=
CHOR                                                           =20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> Teodor,
> I still see some drift and misalignment of the row elements after the p=
age
> break,, so my trick is not consistent to do magic happen again.
> Please see if you have any specific solution to resolve this issue.
> Thanks,
> Regards,
> Manoj
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> Teodor,
> Just to add to my last mail.
> I got alignment issue resolved by giving increasing widths of report
> elements, but is this a solution for issue?
> If so is there any identified characters/pixel ratio chart available, t=
o
> avoid wasting time on layout issues.
> Thank you,
> Regards,
> Manoj
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> Teodor,
>=20
> Across all my reports columns are bit misaligned when number of rows sp=
an
> few pages.
> -> Format as HTML
> -> IE 6.0
>=20
> I tried -
> 1. Using Column headers for under <band width=3D"0">
> 2. Using Page Header
> 3. All <detail> fields is fixed as relative to top.
> 4. Avoid between columns and provide max width to each text fields.
> 5. Print only <detail>.
>=20
> I have attached a sample jrxml, please check where am I going wrong.
> Sorry initially I was not clear enough to explain the problem.
> Thanks for your help in advance.
> (See attached file: TestReport.jrxml)
> Regards,
> Manoj Gupta
>=20
>=20
>=20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>                                                                        =
                                                               =20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> Hi,
>=20
> Do you have an example? I don't see how the anchor tag could affect the
> HTML layout.
>=20
> We are now offering support services and you can learn more about them
> here:
> http://www.jaspersoft.com/services_tech_support.php
>=20
> Thank you,
> Teodor
>=20
>=20
>  wrote:
>=20
>=20
>>Hi,
>>I'm using Jasper Reports with my J2EE framework to generate reports in
>>HTML/PDF/XML/CSV format.
>>Accross all reports I see has a common problem,  JR_PAGE_ANCHOR  in HTM=
L
>>interface  spoils the rendering of data in new pages, please guide me h=
ow
>>to overcome this.
>>Thank you,
>>Manoj.
>>
>>
>>
>>This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confident=
ial
>=20
> and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the
> intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copyin=
g,
> distribution, or use of the information contained herein (including any
> reliance thereon) is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you received this transmis=
sion
> in error, please immediately contact the sender and destroy the materia=
l in
> its entirety, whether in electronic or hard copy format. Thank you.
>=20
>>
>>
>>
>>
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
>=20
> This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confident=
ial and/or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not th=
e intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copyin=
g, distribution, or use of the information contained herein (including an=
y reliance thereon) is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you received this transmis=
sion in error, please immediately contact the sender and destroy the mate=
rial in its entirety, whether in electronic or hard copy format. Thank yo=
u.
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> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005=20
> 04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,872,000.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,200,030,040.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	100,234,500.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	10,002,345,652.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,255,678,000.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	34,556,788.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,000,234,210.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	12,234,255,600.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,872,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,200,030,040.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	100,234,500.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
>=20
> 													=09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,872,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,200,030,040.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	100,234,500.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	4,440.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	230.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	Totals 	$19,921,149,000.00 	$1,039,108,713,653.00 	$48,833,389.00=20
> $111,536,407.00 	$103,327,023,830.00 =09
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> 	Taxpayer
> ID 	DSN 	Payroll
> Date 	NYS
> Liability 	NYC
> Liability 	Yonkers
> Liability 	Total
> Liability 	Payment
> Amount 	Postmark
> Date 	CPW
> Date 	Distribution
> Forced 	Exception 	PrompTax =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,872,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,200,030,040.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	100,234,500.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005=20
> 04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,872,000.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,200,030,040.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	100,234,500.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	10,002,345,652.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,255,678,000.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	34,556,788.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	1,000,234,210.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	2,213,451,800.00=20
> 129,872,349,988.00 	5,425,421.00 	12,378,623.00 	12,234,255,600.00=20
> 05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,872,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,200,030,040.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	100,234,500.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 													=09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,456,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,872,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,200,030,040.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	100,234,500.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	10,002,345,652.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,255,678,000.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	34,556,788.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	12,234,255,600.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	1,000,234,210.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	4,440.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	230.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	10000000002 	NY05WT000000045 	04/21/2005 	1,800.00 	900.00 	100.00=20
> 2,800.00 	0.00 	05/02/2005 	04/23/2005 	N 	N 	N =09
> 	Totals 	$19,921,149,000.00 	$1,039,108,713,653.00 	$48,833,389.00=20
> $111,536,407.00 	$103,327,023,830.00 =09
> 	Item Totals 	55 =09
>=20
> -
> page divider
> -
>=20
> -
> 	Grey Page Frame 	-
> Grey Page Frame 	Grey Page Frame 	-
> Grey Page Frame 	Grey Page Frame 	-
> Grey Page Frame 	Grey Page Frame 	Grey Page Frame 	-
> =A92002-2005 JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Browser=20
> Requirements <file:///C:/TPWeb/admin/browserRequirements.do>
>=20


--=20


Regards/Gru=DF,

Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz

[jasperreports-questions] (no subject)

From: Amaury Prieto <aprieto@si...> - 2005-05-24 15:34

Hi,

I need to connect to Progress 9.1D, somebody knows how i can do that?

--=20
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An=E1lista de Sistemas
Tel: (571)7709060 Ext 157
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Bogot=E1, Colombia

[jasperreports-questions] passing resource bundle to subreport

From: Christoph Leser <Leser@su...> - 2005-05-23 18:20

passing a report bundle to a report using the REPORT_RESOURCE_BUNDLE =
parameter works fine. but this parameter is not propagated into the =
subreports by means of the parameter map mechanism.

in JRFillSupreport.evalute this parameter, together with few others, is =
explicitly removed from the parameter map.=20

it appears that this parameter is then set again in JRBaseFiller using =
the value of ResourceBundleBaseName, if set.

if I remove the line

	parameterValues.remove(JRParameter.REPORT_RESOURCE_BUNDLE);

from JRFillSubreport.evaluate, the resource is indeed passed on to the =
subreports.

what am I missing? i assume that the above line did not get into the =
code by mistake? can somebody please explain?


Mit freundlichen Gr=FC=DFen

Christoph Leser
S&P Computersysteme GmbH
Systemhaus f=FCr Logistik

Tel: 0711 726410
Mail: leser@...

[jasperreports-questions] HTML to JR Style Text

From: Xavier Frisaye <x.frisaye@t4...> - 2005-05-23 09:16

Hi all,

i need to convert html data (that's coming from a field value) to JR =
Style Text tags.
Is there any existing method or class that can do this?

Xavier Frisaye

Re: [jasperreports-questions] Suppress one or another band programmatically?

From: Mohamed Baddar <mbaddar_80@ya...> - 2005-05-22 10:09

Attachments: Message as HTML

Hello,

I was facing the same situation, maybe a little more complex because I needed to add some fields programatically to my report (I'm developing a simple crosstab engine). I found one of the sample that might be useful for your case, it's "alterdesign", but unfortunately, so far I didn't find full getters and setter for all elements properties, this means full programatic customization might not be possible, for example, a JRElement has a setX() method, while it doesn't have the intuitive setY() alternative. I hope I've missed something here, and this belief could be wrong

For your problem, there is no setter method for the print when expression for the title, nor the height unfortunately. But u could use the following code to suppress the title:

        JRBand titleBand = jasperReport.getTitle();
        java.util.List list = titleBand.getChildren();
        list.clear();
This will clear every element in the title band. 
Hope that helped
M. Baddar

Ashley Moran <ashley.moran@...> wrote:
Evan Prodromou wrote:
> So, first of all, JASPER ROCKS. WTG, Teodor and everyone else involved.
> I'm very happy with the product.
> 
> I've used it to write a very simple batch-reporting system. I do report
> runs on a scheduled basis, with different reports run at different
> times. I have an XML file that tells me which reports need to be run at
> which times, and with what parameter values, and there's a Java driver
> program to fill and export the reports at the given times.
> 
> Now, my question: I'd like to use the same report template for HTML,
> CSV, and PDF output. This is just for my own sanity -- my reports are
> pretty complicated and I don't want to have to keep 3-4 near-identical
> templates up-to-date. Most of the output is exactly the same tabular
> form, but for HTML and PDF I'd like to have a report title and date,
> page footer with page numbers for the PDF, etc.
> 
> So, my question: would it be possible, in my Java driver program, to
> suppress the title and page footer bands at fill time for CSV output?
> Something like:
> 
> JasperPrint jp = JasperFillManager.fillReport(...);
> if (outputType == OUTPUT_CSV) {
> jp.getTitle().setHeight(0);
> }
> // ...
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> ~Evan
> 

I have a similar issue. I produce financial reports and some are quite 
complex in terms of layout tricks to make them look nice. I design most 
for PDF but some are needed in Excel format. The only way I can think 
to reformat them would be to write an XLS transformation, but I haven't 
looked into that and don't know how complex it would be (probably very!) 
Maybe someone else has tried it?

In the mean time I expect we will just update our application to mask 
the usage of two separate report definitions.

Ashley

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[jasperreports-questions] Suppress one or another band programmatically?

From: Evan Prodromou <eprodromou@ap...> - 2005-05-17 13:27

So, first of all, JASPER ROCKS. WTG, Teodor and everyone else involved.
I'm very happy with the product.

I've used it to write a very simple batch-reporting system. I do report
runs on a scheduled basis, with different reports run at different
times. I have an XML file that tells me which reports need to be run at
which times, and with what parameter values, and there's a Java driver
program to fill and export the reports at the given times.

Now, my question: I'd like to use the same report template for HTML,
CSV, and PDF output. This is just for my own sanity -- my reports are
pretty complicated and I don't want to have to keep 3-4 near-identical
templates up-to-date. Most of the output is exactly the same tabular
form, but for HTML and PDF I'd like to have a report title and date,
page footer with page numbers for the PDF, etc.

So, my question: would it be possible, in my Java driver program, to
suppress the title and page footer bands at fill time for CSV output?
Something like:

	JasperPrint jp = JasperFillManager.fillReport(...);
	if (outputType == OUTPUT_CSV) {
		jp.getTitle().setHeight(0);
	}
	// ...

Any suggestions?

~Evan

-- 
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Aptilon, Inc.

Re: [jasperreports-questions] Suppress one or another band programmatically?

From: Ashley Moran <ashley.moran@co...> - 2005-05-18 09:22

Evan Prodromou wrote:
> So, first of all, JASPER ROCKS. WTG, Teodor and everyone else involved.
> I'm very happy with the product.
> 
> I've used it to write a very simple batch-reporting system. I do report
> runs on a scheduled basis, with different reports run at different
> times. I have an XML file that tells me which reports need to be run at
> which times, and with what parameter values, and there's a Java driver
> program to fill and export the reports at the given times.
> 
> Now, my question: I'd like to use the same report template for HTML,
> CSV, and PDF output. This is just for my own sanity -- my reports are
> pretty complicated and I don't want to have to keep 3-4 near-identical
> templates up-to-date. Most of the output is exactly the same tabular
> form, but for HTML and PDF I'd like to have a report title and date,
> page footer with page numbers for the PDF, etc.
> 
> So, my question: would it be possible, in my Java driver program, to
> suppress the title and page footer bands at fill time for CSV output?
> Something like:
> 
> 	JasperPrint jp = JasperFillManager.fillReport(...);
> 	if (outputType == OUTPUT_CSV) {
> 		jp.getTitle().setHeight(0);
> 	}
> 	// ...
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> ~Evan
> 

I have a similar issue.  I produce financial reports and some are quite 
complex in terms of layout tricks to make them look nice.  I design most 
for PDF but some are needed in Excel format.  The only way I can think 
to reformat them would be to write an XLS transformation, but I haven't 
looked into that and don't know how complex it would be (probably very!) 
  Maybe someone else has tried it?

In the mean time I expect we will just update our application to mask 
the usage of two separate report definitions.

Ashley

[jasperreports-questions] IRC channel?

From: Evan Prodromou <eprodromou@ap...> - 2005-05-17 13:30

Is there an IRC channel for JasperReports?

If not, what about #jasperreports on irc.freenode.net?

~Evan

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Aptilon, Inc.

[jasperreports-questions] Static Text fields

From: Mohamed Baddar <mbaddar_80@ya...> - 2005-05-16 23:22

Attachments: Message as HTML

Dear All,
Is there a way to deal with static text fields in scriptlets (or any suitalble method)? What I really need to do is to dynamically change the static text of the field, and to add extra fields when necessary.
 
Thank you & BR
M. Baddar

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[jasperreports-questions] exporting to Excel with images in the document

From: Alceu R. de Freitas Jr. <glasswalk3r@ya...> - 2005-05-13 21:36

Greetings,

My name is Alceu and I'm a newbie to Java and Jasper
Reports.

I'm using iReports to create some reports to be
exported to Excel. I'm being able, with some effort,
to get the columns arranged fine in the document. The
problem is, when I insert an image in the iReport
document template, I can't have the same image in the
Excel document. It is just not there.

I already checked exporting to others formats as PDF
and HTML and the images that I inserted are fine
there. I checked the .jrxml created by iReports and
the image definition in there too.

I would like to know if I'm doing something wrong with
iReports or there is a problem in iReports or with
JasperReports at all exporting images to Excel
documents.

Thank you all.

Regards,


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[jasperreports-questions] Tutorial or Manual

From: Amaury Prieto <aprieto@si...> - 2005-05-11 20:39

Hi everybody,


I am searching a tutorial to IReport + JasperReport + Netbeans, somebody =
knows
where i can   find this documentation?

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[jasperreports-questions] Something very strange

From: FRANCISCO ANTONIO VIEIRA SOUZA <fsouza2003@uo...> - 2005-05-11 18:26

Hello all,

I have a very complicated design of a report which I run with the=20
default parameters INSIDE iReport successfully, BUT when I try to run=20
from my application it says "The document has no pages".

That is not possible, at least one page should be shown, after all I=20
have the page designed there.

I would appreciate any help.

Thanks.
Francisco


This is my code in my application (in a button click action):

        InputStream isCodigoBarra =3D null;
        java.net.URL URLLogoBanespa =3D null;
        String barras=3D"3333111111222223333332222222323233232323232323";
      =20
        br.com.autogeral.lib.BarCode2of5 bc =3D new=20
br.com.autogeral.lib.BarCode2of5();
        try {
            BufferedOutputStream buffer =3D new BufferedOutputStream(new=20
FileOutputStream("bc.jpg"));
            bc.createBarCode(buffer,barras);
        } catch (Exception e){
            e.printStackTrace(System.err);
            throw new RuntimeException(e.getLocalizedMessage());
        } finally {}
      =20
        java.util.Date dataVencimento =3D new java.util.Date();
        java.util.Date dataDocumento =3D new java.util.Date();
        java.util.Date dataProcessamento =3D new java.util.Date();
        java.util.Map p =3D new java.util.HashMap();
      =20
        URLLogoBanespa =3D=20
br.com.autogeral.main.Main.class.getResource(br.com.autogeral.lib.Lib.IMG=
_LOGO_BANESPA);
      =20
        try{
            isCodigoBarra =3D new BufferedInputStream(new=20
FileInputStream("bc.jpg"));
        } catch (java.io.IOException ioe){
            ioe.printStackTrace();
        }
      =20
        p.put("IMAGEM_LOGO_BANESPA",    URLLogoBanespa);
        p.put("IMAGEM_CODIGO_BARRA",    isCodigoBarra);
        p.put("LINHA_DIGITAVEL",        new String("03392.77162=20
32410.400009 50200.003338 1 22550000015000"));
        p.put("NOME_CEDENTE",           new String("FORD DO BRASIL SA"));
        p.put("AGENCIA_CODIGO_CEDENTE", new String("277 1632410 5"));
        p.put("ESPECIE",                new String("R$"));
        p.put("QUANTIDADE",             new Integer(10)); // pode ser=20
null =3D new Integer(null)
        p.put("NOSSO_NUMERO",           new String("277 00005020 7"));
        p.put("NUMERO_DOCUMENTO",       new String("000050207"));
        p.put("CPF_CNPJ",               new String("187.622.028-71"));
        p.put("DATA_VENCIMENTO",        dataVencimento);
        p.put("VALOR_DOCUMENTO",        new Double(1855.67));
        p.put("DESCONTO_ABATIMENTO",    new Double(0.00));
        p.put("OUTRAS_DEDUCOES",        new Double(0.00));
        p.put("MORA_MULTA",             new Double(0.00));
        p.put("OUTROS_ACRESCIMOS",      new Double(0.00));
        p.put("VALOR_COBRADO",          new Double(1855.67));
        p.put("NOME_SACADO",            new String("AUTO GERAL ETC. ETC.=20
ETC."));
        p.put("INSTRUCOES_RECIBO",      new String("Este =E9 o texto que=20
vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto destinato =E0 instru=E7=F5es. Este =E9=
 o texto=20
que vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto destinato =E0 instru=E7=F5es. Es=
te =E9 o=20
texto que vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto destinato =E0 instru=E7=F5=
es. Este=20
=E9 o texto que vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto destinato =E0 instru=
=E7=F5es.=20
Este =E9 o texto que vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto destinato =E0=20
instru=E7=F5es. Este =E9 o texto que vai impresso no espa=E7=F5 do boleto=
=20
destinato =E0 instru=E7=F5es. "));
        p.put("LOCAL_PAGAMENTO",        new String("PAG=C1VEL EM QUALQUER=
=20
AG=CANCIA BANC=C1RIA"));
        p.put("DATA_DOCUMENTO",         dataDocumento);
        p.put("ESPECIE_DOCUMENTO",      new String("RC-CI"));
        p.put("DOCUMENTO_ACEITE",       new String("N"));
        p.put("DATA_PROCESSAMENTO",     dataProcessamento);
        p.put("CARTEIRA",               new String("COB"));
        p.put("INSTRUCOES_FICHA",       new String("Texto a ser impresso=20
no campo INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso=
 no=20
campo INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso no=
 campo=20
INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso no campo=
=20
INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso no campo=
=20
INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso no campo=
=20
INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o. Texto a ser impresso no campo=
=20
INSTRU=C7=D5ES na Ficha de Compensa=E7=E3o."));
        p.put("ENDERECO_SACADO",        new String("Endereco Sacado..."))=
;
      =20
        rep.R("BoletoBanespa", p, "Boleto Banc=E1rio");
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------=
-------------------*/
    public static boolean R(String jasper, Map parametros, String=20
tituloJanela) {
        try {
            Connection c =3D new=20
br.com.autogeral.lib.Conecta().getConnection();
            String path =3D "jasper/" + jasper+".jasper";
            InputStream ips =3D=20
br.com.autogeral.reports.Report.class.getResourceAsStream(path);
            JasperPrint preenche =3D JasperManager.fillReport(ips,=20
parametros, c);
            JRViewer ver =3D new JRViewer(preenche);
          =20
            JDialog dv =3D new JDialog();
            dv.setTitle(tituloJanela);
            java.awt.Dimension tamanho =3D=20
java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize();
            int largura =3D tamanho.width; //- 310;
            int altura =3D tamanho.height - 80;
            dv.setResizable(true);
            dv.setDefaultCloseOperation(JDialog.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE);
            dv.setBounds((tamanho.width - largura) / 2, (tamanho.height=20
- altura) / 2, largura, altura);
            dv.getContentPane().add(ver);
            dv.setModal(true);
            dv.setVisible(true);
        } catch (java.lang.NullPointerException ee) {
            Lib.Mess("Erro", ee.getMessage());
            ee.printStackTrace();
        } catch (JRException e1) {
            e1.printStackTrace();
            Lib.Mess(tituloJanela, e1.getMessage());
        }
        return true;
    }

[jasperreports-questions] Jasper kills Tomcat

From: Edilmar <edilista@in...> - 2005-05-09 15:30

Hi,

I have used Tomcat 5.0.19 + Jasper 0.5.3 for many mouths. Today, I
updated to Jasper 0.6.5 and when I click in a link to generate the
report, Jasper kills Tomcat. This is the code that worked fine before today:

  public void GerarHTML(
  String Titulo, String NomeArq, String URLImages,
  int Lingua, ResultSet rs
  ) throws IOException, ServletException {
    File reportFile = new File(context.getRealPath(NomeArq));
    //
    Map parameters = new HashMap();
    parameters.put("BaseDir", reportFile.getParentFile());
    parameters.put("Sistema", Sistema);
    parameters.put("Titulo", Titulo);
    parameters.put("DataHora", FormatDate.getDataAtual(Lingua) + " - " +
FormatTime.getHoraAtual(Lingua));
    //
    try {
      JasperReport jasperReport =
(JasperReport)JRLoader.loadObject(reportFile.getPath());
      JasperPrint jasperPrint =
JasperFillManager.fillReport(jasperReport, parameters, new
JRResultSetDataSource(rs));
      JRHtmlExporter exporter = new JRHtmlExporter();
      exporter.setParameter(JRExporterParameter.CHARACTER_ENCODING,
"ISO-8859-1");
      Map imagesMap = new HashMap();
      response.setContentType("text/html");
      //response.setCharacterEncoding("ISO-8859-1");
      PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
      request.getSession().setAttribute("IMAGES_MAP", imagesMap);
      exporter.setParameter(JRExporterParameter.JASPER_PRINT, jasperPrint);
      exporter.setParameter(JRExporterParameter.OUTPUT_WRITER, out);
      exporter.setParameter(JRHtmlExporterParameter.IMAGES_MAP, imagesMap);
      exporter.setParameter(JRHtmlExporterParameter.IMAGES_URI, URLImages);
      exporter.exportReport();
    }
    catch (JRException e)    {
      return;
    }
  }

The file catalina.err arises the message:

X connection to localhost:12.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
jsvc.exec error: Service exit with a return value of 1

Then, I need to restart Tomcat manually.

Strange is that the code in a Windows 2000 machine, running Tomcat
5.0.19 (bundled  in NetBeans 3.6), the report works fine. When I test in
the server Fedora Core 3, the problem occurs. But it worked fine in
Fedore with older Jasper version.

The same problem occurs when generating PDF ou XLS reports...

[jasperreports-questions] Can Servlet + Jasper generate a XLS, or only PDF/HTML?

From: Edilmar <edilista@in...> - 2005-05-06 21:09

Hi,

My Jasper is 0.6.5.

I didn't find any sample about a servlet generating a XLS file.
The webapp sample generates PDF/HTML only.
Is it possible?

I have a file CodDesc.jasper compiled.
Then, I get it with "jasperReport" variable.
Then, how to set "jasperPrint" variable needed by JRXmlExporter???
I look at samples not "webapp" and all of them uses something like this:

else if (TASK_XLS.equals(taskName))
{
File sourceFile = new File(fileName);
JasperPrint jasperPrint = (JasperPrint)JRLoader.loadObject(sourceFile);
File destFile = new File(sourceFile.getParent(), jasperPrint.getName() + 
".xls");
JRXlsExporter exporter = new JRXlsExporter();
exporter.setParameter(JRExporterParameter.JASPER_PRINT, jasperPrint);
exporter.setParameter(JRExporterParameter.OUTPUT_FILE_NAME, 
destFile.toString());
exporter.setParameter(JRXlsExporterParameter.IS_ONE_PAGE_PER_SHEET, 
Boolean.FALSE);
exporter.exportReport();
}

but I don't get to set up "jasperPrint"!
If I put equal code above, Jasper arises an exception about casting 
error, because JRLoader.loadObject returns a "jasperReport"...

My servlet code is below:

try {
       JasperReport jasperReport = 
(JasperReport)JRLoader.loadObject(reportFile.getPath());
========>>>> PROBLEM HERE...
       JasperPrint jasperPrint = WHAT IS THE CODE HERE???
========>>>>

       //File destFile = new File(reportFile.getParent(), 
jasperPrint.getName() + ".xls");
       File destFile = new File(reportFile.getParent(), "test.xls");

       JRXlsExporter exporter = new JRXlsExporter();

       parameters.put(JRExporterParameter.JASPER_PRINT, jasperPrint);
       parameters.put(JRExporterParameter.OUTPUT_FILE_NAME, 
destFile.toString());
       parameters.put(JRXlsExporterParameter.IS_ONE_PAGE_PER_SHEET, 
Boolean.TRUE);
       exporter.setParameters(parameters);
       exporter.exportReport();
     }
     catch (JRException e)	{}

Thanks for any help,

[jasperreports-questions] New patch to avoid running out of memory

From: John Bindel <jbindel@wo...> - 2005-05-06 16:21

Some of the reports I would typically generate can be very big with
hundreds of thousands or even millions of rows.   These would cause our
JVM to run out of memory even after increasing the heap size.  I've seen
several questions about dealing with memory issues, so this patch might
be useful to some of you.

There has been a patch on the SourceForge site that uses streaming of
the JRBasePrintPage objects to avoid having them exhaust the JVM heap
memory.   One issue with this approach is that the late-evaluation
objects (e.g., the "page count") do not work.

If you want that feature to work, and you don't want to increase your
heap size to great levels to handle extremely large reports, you can
try out my patch which serializes individual JRPrintPage objects to the
local filesystem.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1196672&group_id=36382&atid=416705

[ 1196672 ] Uses serialization to filesystem to avoid OutOfMemoryError

The virtualizer object allows you to specify the directory to use as well
as specify how many pages will be kept in memory.

Cheers,
John


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[jasperreports-questions] Suggestion about Progress of JasperViewer

From: Edilmar <edilista@in...> - 2005-05-06 16:14

Hi,

I'd like to suggest, if possible, that JasperViewer could open your 
frame window at init of the report, and it would refresh the frame with 
new pages added, until go to last page and stop processing.

Today, the user becomes doubt about the report is working or not, until 
the viewer displays all the pages generated.

Other report generators (for example, Delphi/Quick Report or VB/Crystal 
Report) do this, I don't know if this is possible with Java/JasperReport.

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