I want to escape special characters like :- é, â, è, ^, @ in jasper reports,
so is there any way we can escape this characters ?
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Hi,
I have report where report width is more than 2000px; it is working fine
with pdf and excel output but when we export for word it is showing 550px;
report only other part we are not able to see.
We have one report which contains ...
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
when we export for excel or
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Seems to be a version conflict.
Check different JAR versions.
Dont add JARs with results Class Repetition
Like adding CGLIB and ASM Jar files will lead to a problem as CGLIB already
has ASM Classes
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I'm a new user trying to pass a date as a parameter receiving
this Incompatible java.lang.String error from a groovy .gsp page
Here's the .gsp fragment where importDate is a groovy Date:
g:jasperReport jasper=reportSec3 format=HTML name=Securities by
Class
input type=hidden
I'm a new ireport user trying to pass a date as a parameter receiving this
Incompatible java.lang.String error from a groovy .gsp page
Here's the .gsp fragment where importDate is a groovy Date:
g:jasperReport jasper=reportSec3 format=HTML name=Securities by
Class
input type=hidden
Hi,
I have a Collection of beans. The bean again contains collection of beans.
can you tell me how to use it to create a report using single datasource? I
am using iReport.
Even a smallest piece of information is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Dinakar.K
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