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| + | ===== Firewall ===== | ||
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| + | Tomcat bundled with the JasperServer is already configured to be able to listen on external interfaces. But the windows firewall would block it by default. The safest is to only open the port 8080 to those who will access the JasperServer directly. This usually means administrators and developers as all reports are made available directly in the Pacific EMIS web application. | ||
| ===== Integration with Pacific EMIS ===== | ===== Integration with Pacific EMIS ===== | ||
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| + | A powerful feature of the Pacific EMIS is its seamless integration with a high end enterprise grade reporting server called JasperReport Server (aka. JasperServer). | ||
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| + | ==== Configuration of the Web Application ==== | ||
| To effectively integrate the JasperReport server with the Pacific EMIS you need to make sure the relevant part of the Web.Config is edited accordingly (i.e. jasperUrl, jasperUser, jasperPass). This would likely be different whether you are working in development or deploying to production. | To effectively integrate the JasperReport server with the Pacific EMIS you need to make sure the relevant part of the Web.Config is edited accordingly (i.e. jasperUrl, jasperUser, jasperPass). This would likely be different whether you are working in development or deploying to production. | ||
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| For example, if you want a new report to go under the Schools (e.g. List of school without annual census submission this year) module you would design it and put in a a folder **Schools**. When published all the published reports in here will appear in the Pacific EMIS' Schools module as shown in the figure below. | For example, if you want a new report to go under the Schools (e.g. List of school without annual census submission this year) module you would design it and put in a a folder **Schools**. When published all the published reports in here will appear in the Pacific EMIS' Schools module as shown in the figure below. | ||
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| + | Now if you wanted to have a report for individual schools (e.g. A School Report Card). You would locate it in a folder called **School** (not without the plural " | ||
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| + | The same will work for any other module (i.e. Indicators, Exams, Teachers, Individual Teachers, etc.) | ||
| + | ==== Required Libraries ==== | ||
| - | * Students This folder includes | + | Some or all reports require some additional jar files in essence small dependencies. They are listed and described here. |
| - | * Teacher This folder includes all .jrxml files related to Teacher | + | |
| - | * Teachers Their is Two sub folder | + | |
| - | * Teachers Report by Summary This folder includes all .jrxml files related Teachers reports by Nation | + | |
| - | * Teachers report by Nation This folder includes all .jrxml files related Teachers reports by State | + | |
| - | Required Libraries: | + | * **font-extension.jar**: Used to support the new custom fonts in jasper server. Can be added directly in **< |
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| - | * reporting-1.0.jar: | + | * **sqljdbc-VERSION.jar**: Used for JBDC connection |
| - | * sqljdbc4-2.0.jar: This is used for creating jdbc connection. | + | |
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| - | Add both the jar files in jasper | + | Restart |
| - | Path: …\< | + | |
| - | Restart the server | + | ==== Fonts ==== |
| - | You also need to install | + | Reports have been standardized using the Open Sans famliy of fonts so those will need to be installed on the Windows Server. Just download them from https:// |
| - | * Go to Window -> Preferences -> Jaspersoft Studio -> Fonts. Click on Add from path and select the zip file. | + | Note that if you are designing reports you will also need to install them on your own workstation and you could also install them directly in the JasperSoft Studio. To do this you would go to **Window -> Preferences -> Jaspersoft Studio -> Fonts**. Click on Add from path and select the zip file. Install in JasperSoft Studio |
| - | * Install in JasperSoft Studio | + | |
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