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I am trying to automate the creation of a report for our software and the datebase has String formatted XHTML code as entries. Those entries should be convertet into design for the finished report. they also contain images that have to be carried over as well. I can't find anything about this anywhere, so I want to ask if it is even possible to do that and if so, how?
jasper-reports xhtml
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I am trying to automate the creation of a report for our software and the datebase has String formatted XHTML code as entries. Those entries should be convertet into design for the finished report. they also contain images that have to be carried over as well. I can't find anything about this anywhere, so I want to ask if it is even possible to do that and if so, how?
jasper-reports xhtml
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
add a comment |
I am trying to automate the creation of a report for our software and the datebase has String formatted XHTML code as entries. Those entries should be convertet into design for the finished report. they also contain images that have to be carried over as well. I can't find anything about this anywhere, so I want to ask if it is even possible to do that and if so, how?
jasper-reports xhtml
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
I am trying to automate the creation of a report for our software and the datebase has String formatted XHTML code as entries. Those entries should be convertet into design for the finished report. they also contain images that have to be carried over as well. I can't find anything about this anywhere, so I want to ask if it is even possible to do that and if so, how?
jasper-reports xhtml
jasper-reports xhtml
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
edited Mar 8 at 10:35
Alex K
18.6k1481167
18.6k1481167
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
asked Mar 7 at 16:53
M. FunkM. Funk
33
33
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From my experience with JasperReports, I literally never heard of any possibility of using XHTML in a report. You know, JasperReports is a tool that let's you create a template for your reports with the possibility of importing data from different data source (JSON, MySQL, Oracle, XLS and XLSX files ...) and since it's XML based, it gives you a very structured report and data for later usage, you can manipulate those data howerver you wanted : Create dashboards, tables, billing, using subreports in reports and lots of other tools that makes creating long and complicated reports easy. JasperReports is not a navigator, the only way I know of to print HTML contents in a report is by using the HTML component in Report Elements
I've never tried this before so I don't know if JasperReports supports .xhtml format or it's working only with .html, since the syntax is not much different, it's just a lot more structed, then you can simply change your code to .html and case it doesn't work with xhtml
Good luck
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
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Thank you, but I don't have aHTML componentin the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.
– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
TheHTML Componentis not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the.jasperfile in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my.jasperreport file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries
– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
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From my experience with JasperReports, I literally never heard of any possibility of using XHTML in a report. You know, JasperReports is a tool that let's you create a template for your reports with the possibility of importing data from different data source (JSON, MySQL, Oracle, XLS and XLSX files ...) and since it's XML based, it gives you a very structured report and data for later usage, you can manipulate those data howerver you wanted : Create dashboards, tables, billing, using subreports in reports and lots of other tools that makes creating long and complicated reports easy. JasperReports is not a navigator, the only way I know of to print HTML contents in a report is by using the HTML component in Report Elements
I've never tried this before so I don't know if JasperReports supports .xhtml format or it's working only with .html, since the syntax is not much different, it's just a lot more structed, then you can simply change your code to .html and case it doesn't work with xhtml
Good luck
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
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Thank you, but I don't have aHTML componentin the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.
– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
TheHTML Componentis not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the.jasperfile in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my.jasperreport file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries
– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
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From my experience with JasperReports, I literally never heard of any possibility of using XHTML in a report. You know, JasperReports is a tool that let's you create a template for your reports with the possibility of importing data from different data source (JSON, MySQL, Oracle, XLS and XLSX files ...) and since it's XML based, it gives you a very structured report and data for later usage, you can manipulate those data howerver you wanted : Create dashboards, tables, billing, using subreports in reports and lots of other tools that makes creating long and complicated reports easy. JasperReports is not a navigator, the only way I know of to print HTML contents in a report is by using the HTML component in Report Elements
I've never tried this before so I don't know if JasperReports supports .xhtml format or it's working only with .html, since the syntax is not much different, it's just a lot more structed, then you can simply change your code to .html and case it doesn't work with xhtml
Good luck
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
Thank you, but I don't have aHTML componentin the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.
– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
TheHTML Componentis not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the.jasperfile in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my.jasperreport file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries
– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
add a comment |
From my experience with JasperReports, I literally never heard of any possibility of using XHTML in a report. You know, JasperReports is a tool that let's you create a template for your reports with the possibility of importing data from different data source (JSON, MySQL, Oracle, XLS and XLSX files ...) and since it's XML based, it gives you a very structured report and data for later usage, you can manipulate those data howerver you wanted : Create dashboards, tables, billing, using subreports in reports and lots of other tools that makes creating long and complicated reports easy. JasperReports is not a navigator, the only way I know of to print HTML contents in a report is by using the HTML component in Report Elements
I've never tried this before so I don't know if JasperReports supports .xhtml format or it's working only with .html, since the syntax is not much different, it's just a lot more structed, then you can simply change your code to .html and case it doesn't work with xhtml
Good luck
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
From my experience with JasperReports, I literally never heard of any possibility of using XHTML in a report. You know, JasperReports is a tool that let's you create a template for your reports with the possibility of importing data from different data source (JSON, MySQL, Oracle, XLS and XLSX files ...) and since it's XML based, it gives you a very structured report and data for later usage, you can manipulate those data howerver you wanted : Create dashboards, tables, billing, using subreports in reports and lots of other tools that makes creating long and complicated reports easy. JasperReports is not a navigator, the only way I know of to print HTML contents in a report is by using the HTML component in Report Elements
I've never tried this before so I don't know if JasperReports supports .xhtml format or it's working only with .html, since the syntax is not much different, it's just a lot more structed, then you can simply change your code to .html and case it doesn't work with xhtml
Good luck
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
answered Mar 8 at 8:25
NoblesseNoblesse
215113
215113
Thank you, but I don't have aHTML componentin the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.
– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
TheHTML Componentis not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the.jasperfile in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my.jasperreport file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries
– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
add a comment |
Thank you, but I don't have aHTML componentin the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.
– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
TheHTML Componentis not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the.jasperfile in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my.jasperreport file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries
– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
Thank you, but I don't have a
HTML component in the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
Thank you, but I don't have a
HTML component in the basic elements of my palette. I am using the eclipse plugin btw.– M. Funk
Mar 11 at 14:13
The
HTML Component is not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the .jasper file in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my .jasper report file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
The
HTML Component is not supported in the eclipse plugin version, it's kinda old version if you think about it this way. The plugin you are using is very limited, it would be for the best if you create your reports using iReport Designer or the JasperReports software since it has a lot more options and also you can manipulate your report more easily. Then you can use the .jasper file in your java code without any problems. This is what I'm doing btw, generate my .jasper report file with iReport Designer 5.6.0 and then use that file in my code, you'll only need the necessary libraries– Noblesse
Mar 12 at 11:12
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