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Hi to all Forumers,

I'm still quite new in programming and now i'm trying to create a report using Ireport and to output it in pdf, but when i try to run it the report never showed up only blank page, maybe anybody here with kind soul that can help me out on this or maybe give me some ideas on this, here is my simple jsp code and servlet

this is my jsp



here is my servlet




thank you very much
 
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While I'm new to iReports, you may want to try the following code. I'm using a JRExporter object to do the printing and stuff.


Hope this helps.
 
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Thanks mike for your reply, i will try your code, thanks again
 
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Hi Mike,

Thank you very much, my report is now working thanks again

 
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