iReport is a report designer for JasperReport server
where you can develop the reports , to develop the reports you need to fetch
the data from different data sources
like MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle etc.
iReport supports many
different Data source types to provide data for its reports. One of these
Data sources is "Database JDBC connection" which is used to write
reports against MySQL.
To add a Data Source click here
This will
display a list of Datasources . Now to create a datasource click on New button.
Select “Database JDBC connection” then press Next button.
Now fill this dailog box :-
Name:- MySQL
daatabase connection (You can give any name)
JDBC Driver:- Select data dabse driver from drop down
list.
Server Address:- localhost:3306 (localhost is the host
name and 3306 is default MySQL port)
Database:- Database name which you want to connect.
Click on wizard button
Username and Password, Test the datasource and Save.
Now the
datasource is created and you can used in iReport for creating reports. To
fetch the data from datasource you have to write SQL queries. You can also use
Query Designer to write the queries.
Connecting to SQL Server:- Follow the same steps but you may need to download
JDBC driver for SQL Server and then add in iReport.
Steps to set the Classpath for iReport:
1) Go to "Tools / Options" menu and select iReport
2) Verify that database JDBC driver is present:
- Choose "Classpath" tab
- Click "Add JAR" and then locate the SQL Server driver from drop down list
- Click "OK"
3) Click "Connections / Datasources" icon in toolbar
5) Click "New" and set up a "Database JDBC Connection" using driver from step 2
6) Click "Test" to verify the data source works correctly
7) Click "Save" to save the data source
In the same way you can connect to any datasource like ORACLE.
1) Go to "Tools / Options" menu and select iReport
2) Verify that database JDBC driver is present:
- Choose "Classpath" tab
- Click "Add JAR" and then locate the SQL Server driver from drop down list
- Click "OK"
3) Click "Connections / Datasources" icon in toolbar
5) Click "New" and set up a "Database JDBC Connection" using driver from step 2
6) Click "Test" to verify the data source works correctly
7) Click "Save" to save the data source
In the same way you can connect to any datasource like ORACLE.
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