Showing posts with label JasperSoftForge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JasperSoftForge. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2012
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Jaspersoft BI Suite 4.2 includes support for mobile devices - The H Open Source: News and Features
Jaspersoft BI Suite 4.2 includes support for mobile devices - The H Open Source: News and Features: Version 4.2 of the business intelligence suite brings a mobile BI iOS software development kit, as well as a BI environment with support for touch-screen devices like the iPad
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Business Intelligence: news from JasperSoft and Pentaho - The H Open Source: News and Features
Business Intelligence: news from JasperSoft and Pentaho - The H Open Source: News and Features
Jaspersoft: With its Self-Service Express Subscription, business intelligence vendor Jaspersoft is making a low-cost support offering available to users of the community version of its BI suite; from $199 per year users can have access to complete technical documentation, the Customer Knowledge Base of best practices, application examples and solutions, and a comprehensive search facility.
Jaspersoft: With its Self-Service Express Subscription, business intelligence vendor Jaspersoft is making a low-cost support offering available to users of the community version of its BI suite; from $199 per year users can have access to complete technical documentation, the Customer Knowledge Base of best practices, application examples and solutions, and a comprehensive search facility.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
JasperReports and JRuby
I am hot for combining these two – using the JasperReports API from JRuby for a nice utility, maybe a rewrite of my "TextApp nephew".
Friday, July 15, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Jaspersoft Studio News
JasperForge > Jaspersoft Studio News
Jaspersoft Studio works within Eclipse just like iReport works within NetBeans.
Jaspersoft Studio works within Eclipse just like iReport works within NetBeans.
Jaspersoft Studio is a new, free, open source report designer for JasperReports. A full rewrite of iReport on top of the Eclipse platform.
creating JasperReports reports taking into account users and their city / cities
I found a paragraph in the JasperReports Server Ultimate Guide (6.4.3 Alternate Filter Expressins using testProfileAttribute), that seems to deal with this.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
how to connect iReport to the database, that comes with a JasperServer (installation)?
This is the JDBC-URL (replace "JASPERSERVER" appropriately!):
jdbc:mysql://JASPERSERVER/sugarcrm
And the default credentials are: jasperdb/password.
Next issue: dealing with "repo:", a reference to the resource repository on the JasperServer …
jdbc:mysql://JASPERSERVER/sugarcrm
And the default credentials are: jasperdb/password.
Next issue: dealing with "repo:", a reference to the resource repository on the JasperServer …
a Google Group on "JasperReport and iReport"
JasperReport and iReport - Google Groups
It's a private group, i.e. you can't easily find something in them from outside (YKWIM).
Monday, July 11, 2011
iReport: Java Heap Space problems
JasperForge > iReport Forums
This thread discusses, how to solve this problem at filling and also at export time (JasperReports jargon).
Filling time configuration:
Export time configuration:
The above thread discusses how to pass a "java -XmxN" parameter via iReport. (This is good for manipulating the size of the memory allocation pool.)
Traditionally that was to be specified on the iReport command line.
The modern way to achieve this is through
This thread discusses, how to solve this problem at filling and also at export time (JasperReports jargon).
Filling time configuration:
- ... > iReport > Compilation and execution > Execution options > [_] Limit the number of records (=?!= REPORT_MAX_COUNT -> the iReport UG, 6.2.3)
- ... > iReport > Compilation and execution > Execution options > [_] Use virtualizer
- ... > iReport > Compilation and execution > Virtualizer; apress's TDG to iReport treats the Large Report problem (a little) in chapter 18 "Solutions to Common Problems": "... Using Report Virtualizer".
Export time configuration:
The above thread discusses how to pass a "java -XmxN" parameter via iReport. (This is good for manipulating the size of the memory allocation pool.)
Traditionally that was to be specified on the iReport command line.
The modern way to achieve this is through
/etc/ireport.conf
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
how do I point my iReport to a JasperServer?
On OS X: Window > JasperReports Server Repository.
In the Repository Navigator there is an icon with a "+" (white on green) with the hint text "Add new server".
In the Repository Navigator there is an icon with a "+" (white on green) with the hint text "Add new server".
Sunday, July 3, 2011
jaspersoftstudio : JasperForge
jaspersoftstudio : JasperForge
From JasperForge.org/projects/jaspersoftstudio:
From JasperForge.org/projects/jaspersoftstudio:
Jaspersoft Studio is a new, free, open source report designer for JasperReports. A full rewrite of iReport on top of the Eclipse platform.
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