Andy,
Try out the left padding and right padding for that field
It might work for you?
Regards,
Raffi
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Hi Raffi,
I setthe fields height for One row only (i.e text height is 9 font
size 8 and font name is helvatica
Don't
use any font which is not available in Solaris. Use default
fonts.
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the forum, there are mail mains related to this issues.
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Check out the Custom DataSource section, if there is any.
Basically you need to implement the JRDataSource and do your stuff in there
and return a collection of Maps.
Jasper Engine will use that for the report rendering.
Don't forget to declare Fields and Parameters as required.
Regards,
Raffi
Hi,
My suggesstion is to implement the JRDataSource and
do some paging mechanism in the next() and getFieldValue() methods
instead of fetching all the records at a time.
Or there might me some configuration in JasperReports itself to setup the
fetch size and
which in turn does a paging. I am
Hi,
You are talking about the lines, which are the borders of the cells
right?
I could see most of the vertical lines in report2, what you have attached.
Try to enlarge a bit and see.
May be you can try to increase the border thickness...
I could observe few cells cross over the horizontal
Hi,
I guess you have the chart in the detail section,
try moving it to header section.
Hope that helps.
Raffi
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