Difference between revisions of "Finding resources in JasperReports"
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Resources such as images that are attachments can be referenced using $P{RESOURCE_DIR}. | Resources such as images that are attachments can be referenced using $P{RESOURCE_DIR}. | ||
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$P{RESOURCE_DIR} + "image.jpg" | $P{RESOURCE_DIR} + "image.jpg" | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
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| + | = Resource bundles = | ||
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| + | Resource bundles are property files for translating reports into different languages. | ||
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| + | By default iDempiere-JasperReports looks for a resource file with the same name as the JasperFile, ie, the Jasperfile is called Report.jasper and then it will look for Report.properties and Report_en_US.properties etc. This might be | ||
| + | practical if you only have one single report and have no need to share translations between different reports. | ||
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| + | = Resource bundles in subreports = | ||
[[Category:JasperReports]] | [[Category:JasperReports]] | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 6 September 2013
Images
Resources such as images that are attachments can be referenced using $P{RESOURCE_DIR}.
An image path would look like
$P{RESOURCE_DIR} + "image.jpg"
Resource bundles
Resource bundles are property files for translating reports into different languages.
By default iDempiere-JasperReports looks for a resource file with the same name as the JasperFile, ie, the Jasperfile is called Report.jasper and then it will look for Report.properties and Report_en_US.properties etc. This might be practical if you only have one single report and have no need to share translations between different reports.
