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I'm trying to upload a file to a FileZilla server using FTPS because that is all they support at this time. I noticed that they are sending me a 192 IP to use for the file transfer. The FileZilla FTP client automatically ignores that 192 and attempts the transfer over the server address.
I'm trying to code up a quick little java program to automate the job. Is there a way to get the ftp4che...
2008-10-21 15:23:08 UTC in ftp4che
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Here's another question. Currently when I run my report in HTML rendering it's outputed with styles sprinkled all over page. Is there a way to specify standard HTML style elements for different parts of the HTML output? Or just pass in a style sheet and have the render add that instead of all the seperate style markings?
One way I can kind of fake it now is by doing...
2004-06-14 17:10:18 UTC in JasperReports - Java Reporting
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Sweet.. that exporter command to turn off PXs was just the ticket it needed. Also the page loads much faster then with the images. Thanks for the tip, couldn't find anything like that in the existing documentation or samples that I looked at so far.
Thanks for the help everyone.
2004-06-14 11:23:45 UTC in JasperReports - Java Reporting
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I did find the place in the source code where the PX triggers an image loading from the jasperreports-0.5.3.jar. I do know that jar file is in the resin classpath otherwise the reports wouldn't work at all. Is there any known issues where the iamges are generated by not displayed? I've started searching the threads here but havn't found anything specific. I also can't find a search feature for...
2004-06-11 17:59:35 UTC in JasperReports - Java Reporting
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I'm currently running the HTML exporter to export a report. When I run a demo report I wrote up in one test sandbox the invisible placeholder images for the HTML formatting worked fine. In the test site for a project I'm working on they are not found.
I tried hard coding my own image to the IMAGES_URI parameter to see if it will just take a single image, but that didn't work since the...
2004-06-11 17:51:20 UTC in JasperReports - Java Reporting
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That other files in the last section is when I open up JasperReport XML files.
2004-06-07 19:27:03 UTC in iReport-Designer for JasperReports
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I untared the package to my home directory went in and executed the iReport.sh script in the packages install directory. It gave me:
[sdarrenkamp@abel iReport-0.3.1]$ sh iReport.
iReport.: iReport.: No such file or directory
Going in to the ./bin directory of the iReports 0.3.1 install I got this when executing the startup.sh:
[sdarrenkamp@abel bin]$ ./startup.sh
: bad interpreter: No...
2004-06-07 19:25:53 UTC in iReport-Designer for JasperReports
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Sounds like you may have uneven or overlappting fields in the layout. Originally I had this problem when i setup a layout like this.
X
X X
D D
D D
Each X is the title or header column, the D is the data.. My data got all whacked and an extra column apppeared. I had to go this route in my report file.
X X
X X
D D
D D
Then things worked just fine on the...
2004-06-03 12:27:35 UTC in JasperReports - Java Reporting
