The Jasper Reports API requires access to the text file definition (jrxml). In
order to deploy under jboss, you will need to include the jrxml file like any
other text file being deployed (ie your html, jsp, etc), then use something
like
String dirName = getServletContext().getRealPath("/");
The wiki does not mention that you need to ensure the tables are available on
the new data source. The error message java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00942: table
or view does not exist indicates that you are trying to retrieve date from a
table that does not exist. Most likely the anonymous wrote :
Based on what is included, it looks like jboss is trying to create a file but
it is unable to do so.
It looks like jboss is installed in /home... You need to check the permissions
of the directory listed in the error message. Since it appears you are running
on a Linux/Unix machine, try cha
looks like you have bin in your JAVA_HOME environment variable. Try removing
that and restarting.
Most java program recognize that the executables will be in the bin
subdirectory of the JAVA_HOME.
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jrxml is a Jasper Reports definition file. It looks like he is trying to
deploy an application that includes reports (reports directory) from jasper
reports.
There is a free reporting tool called iReports that generates the jrxml files,
and includes the required jar files for utilizing Jasper
The first line in the stack output indicates that the Mail server on the
localhost refused the connection.
What mail service do you have running on the localhost? Is it configured to
accept connections from the localhost, does it require passwords, etc.
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