Yes exactly...
If you want to do in simpler way...
Code snippet
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//Do whatever query, main, sub, additional query based on previous query,
etc
//and fill the Collection of Maps
Collection> myColl = new ArrayList>();
Map map1 = new HashMap();
map1.put("Field1","value1");
myC
I worked on the iReport plugin for JasperServer 0.9.2 (cooming very
soon,
stay tuned on http://jasperintel.sf.net)
The CVS was all updated before the release (the release is ever created
checking out
the CVS).
Thanks
Giulio
Haris Peco wrote:
Hello,
cvs is unchanged a long time (before
Well, in my report I'm going to have one main list of rows which is no
big deal, but then for each row there are a couple other values that I
need to print where each value is the result a different query
(complicated ones with multiple joins and such). Would that still make
sense here? I understan
At some stage in the code you will fill the report eg. with
JasperFillManager.fillReport(jr, reportParameters,
dataSource);
All you have to make sure is that the reportParameters contains all the values
from your queries in a Map.
Eg. with totalCount 100
and that your jrxm
I'm sorry, could you elaborate on that a bit? Or point me to an example?
Thanks for your help.
On Tue, 2006-04-25 at 10:19 +0530, S, Mohamed Raffi (Mohamed) wrote:
> Check out the Custom DataSource section, if there is any.
> Basically you need to implement the JRDataSource and do your stuff in th
Sorry for not answering yesterday. Raffi details what I suggested in good
detail. The rest should be no problem with the API and the guide.
manfred
S, Mohamed Raffi (Mohamed) wrote:
Check out the Custom DataSource section, if there is any.
Basically you need to implement the JRDataSource and
Hi everyone,
This thread has already been posted, but no response was given...
So i give more infos about my config.
I desperatly try to display a report in HTML format from a servlet...
==> It works perfectly in PDF format (with the JasperExportManager.exportReportToPdf() method)
My webapp
