I have two servers running:
The first one is a Jasper Server with multiple working reports.
The second one is a freshly installed SpagoBI Server.
Now the Jasper Server should not longer be used and the reports need to be migrated on the SpagoBI Server.
Is there a way to transfer/convert the reports easily?
My prefered (but naive) solution would be a simple ex- and import but unfortunately I haven't found such an option yet.
Another way that comes to my mind, could be using the clients (iReports/SpagoBI Studio).
With iReports I can access the repository of the Jasper Server but unfortunately I can't connect it to the SpagoBI Server.
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I have a Tableau Report which I have created on Tableau Desktop using Spark SQL Connector (Simba). I am using Databricks for Spark Execution Engine. The same report when I am trying to publish and view on Tableau Server, it is giving Driver/Access Issue (screenshot attached). I have admin access to Server though and server in running as well.
Do I need to install additional drivers on Server to get the same connected ? Apologies for my limited knowledge of Tableau Server.
Screenshot of Error
There are few experiences i want to share for the above problem :
Driver(Simba) needs to be installed on Tableau Server as well as Desktop.
Once you install the Driver on the server, re-publish the report on Server which needs databricks connection otherwise you will keep getting the same error. Tableau server only reflects/read the report published after necessary driver is present on server.
Version of your Tableau Desktop should be either same or lower then version at Tableau Server otherwise report won't be published stating version mismatch error.
Feel free to share your feedback/experience.
In my C# asp.net web application, used DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Dll to work with Excel file generation, it is working in one application server, but failed in another server, what would be the reason for it. How to check it?
i have created a Report using Birt Eclipse BI tools. But i am trying to display this report on local server or online . so every one can see this by browser.
may it possible to run in browser in each machine of local.?
please report expert have a look.
thanks
If you need to provide webbased access to the reports, you can have a look at the Enterprise Reporting Server. The project is up on GitHub at https://www.github.com/stephanfeb/ers and you can download a prebuilt .war from http://www.computonium.com
Stephan
I have a windows 2008 application server that hosts a web application built in classic asp. i have a crystal report server which is a windows 2008 server. both are on the same network.
I want to create pdf file from rpt file in the application server. Is there a way to do this without installing crystal reports on the application server?
-Vivek
This requires a bit more thinking but in theory you could do something like this:
Classic ASP is not able to work with Crystal Reports (as far as I know)
However, your IIS7 is able to handle both ASP.NET and Classic ASP
You could develop a service in .NET that does the conversion for you
This could work on your application server utilizinig the Crystal redistributable runtime libraries
Like I said this is just a theory. Give it some thought and if you run into any trouble let me know...
I don't know nothing about Crystal Reports Server, but surely there a way to tell the server to process a file and generate a PDF. You can then pick up the file from the other server.
you can use crystal reports from classic asp but you have to use the crystal reports dlls on your application server (where asp is executed)
dim oApp : set oApp = Server.CreateObject("CrystalRuntime.Application.10")
and so on...
I am running shared hosting server for asp.net application. I want to support for crystal report on my server. So that users web application use crystal report.
Can any one know what is the procedure to support crystal report on the server.
Thanks
The report-viewer control (as of XIR2) is COM dependent. Your hosting company will need to support COM and be willing to run the installation package to ensure that the correct registry entries are created. I'm sure that there are licensing issues for this, not to mention the extra burden added to IIS for report processing. You may want to consider BusinessObjects Enterprise.