Please update to the jsreport.Local@2.3.2
.
There was a regression issue which I've just fixed.
I apologize for the problems.
Please update to the jsreport.Local@2.3.2
.
There was a regression issue which I've just fixed.
I apologize for the problems.
Yes, we aren't parsing those environment variables as bools so the mssql package complains because those are strings.
Could you try to pass the uri with those configs if that helps for now?
extensions_mssqlStore_uri=Server=localhost,1433;Database=database;User Id=username;Password=password;Encrypt=true
I don't think it was ever saved to odata/reports
by default.
I apologize, but I don't understand what you mean.
Please elaborate more on what you do and what you need.
I see, my mistake, so the env variables can't be passed to the service this way.
What needs to be done, is the following.
Open regedit
and navigate to the:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\jsreport-server-exe\Parameters
Edit the AppEnvironment
and add the tempDirectory
.
Then restart the service.
This is a bit painfull, I will submit a task to our backlog to make it easier.
Config file is parsed later, so this won't work for the jsreport binary.
You can do the following
# uninstall the service
jsreport.exe win-uninstall
# install again but with environment variable for temp directory
set tempDirectory=c:\work\myappxxxx\mytemp&&jsreport.exe win-install
How do you apply the tempDirectory?
If I apply it with the arg like this
jsreport.exe --tempDirectory=c:\work\temp\binary\tmp --help
The directories are properly filled.
node.js >= 16.11 is required, so yes you can use 16.16.0 with v3
Yes, unfortunatelly no further v2 releases are planned and you need to use the node 14 or update to jsreport v3.
You can follow the jsreport v3 notes here
https://jsreport.net/blog/jsreport-300-released
If you have issues, please create a new forum topic.
They have just reactivated mail service for us so you should be able to purchase.
Thank you for your interest in jsreport.
You can create your own proxy server that will translate such calls to jsreport.
I believe this isn't something jsreport should handle.