It is a good news for Java Developer community.

I have been installed iReports plugin (3.5) for NetBeans (version 6.5) and everything works right.

But I´m looking hard on the internet and Google a java class to call the file .jasper that was generated using the plugin, but I haven´t success.

Coud you publish a java class model for that?

And sorry for my bad english

Best regards,

Flávio Araújo
São José dos Campos - SP - Brazil

Please can you help me…

i am using jasper server 2.1
and facing one problem.i want to give delete rights to some users on some folders..
i tried with read/write/delete permission but its not working,

plz guide me in this matter
thanks in advance.

And in that sense, Microsoft’s approach may have its merit in looking at Excel as the piece in the front and center for self service BI. Of course, calling it “democratization” maybe far fetched because this democracy will only be true in the Microsoft Office world, but it is a pretty big world of BI users. And for those who would like to stay far away from the Microsoft Office world, there needs to be equally compelling alternate solutions (open source or not).

If not anything, this thinking from Microsoft is worth for all BI practitioners to consider — and see the demo. We may not agree with the exact tools used, but the use case, or the scenario, of a knowledge worker finding the data/information they need, analyzing it in an intuitive fashion, and publishing it for their peers to see — that’s a key part of what we’re all trying to solve. And unless we make it utterly easy and painless, we still have a long way to go.

select * from
employee
where
created_date = to_date(’2008/09/30 23:59:59′,’yyyy/MM/dd HH24:MI:SS’)

I want to pass 2008/09/30 23:59:59 as a parameter