Example: /SampleReports, or /SampleReports/Payroll Report.cls

Example: /SampleReports/SampleReports.cat, or %2fSampleReports%2fSampleReports.cat

Example: /SampleReports/Employee Information List.cls, or %2fSampleReports%2fEmployee Information List.cls

• If the resource is in the Public Reports folder in the server resource tree, the path should be started with "/". For example, for the /Public Report/SampleReports folder, the path is "/SampleReports".
• If the resource is in the My Reports folder in the server resource tree, the path should be started with "/USERFOLDERPATH/username/" (change username to the real user name with which you log onto Logi Report Server). For example, suppose your server login user name is Jim and you want to access the /My Reports/Shipments folder, the path in the URL is "/USERFOLDERPATH/Jim/Shipments".

Possible values:

• 1 - To HTML
• 2 - To PDF
• 3 - To TEXT
• 4 - To Excel
• 5 - To PostScript
• 6 - To Rich Text Format
• 7 - To XML
• 8 - To Page Report Studio (for page reports)
• 8 - To Web Report Studio (for web reports)

Use jrs.param$NAME=VALUE to set parameter values of the report, where NAME is the parameter name and VALUE is the URL-encoded parameter value. For example: jrs.param$TERMSDAYS=30&jrs.param$PTODAY=May 21, 1998.

When specifying values for a multi-value parameter, you need to add _isMultiple_jrs.param$NAME=true before the parameter values to declare that the parameter supports multiple values. For example: &_isMultiple_jrs.param$PM=true&jrs.param$PM=3&jrs.param$PM=16.

Format: PARAMETER_NAME=VALUE,PARAMETER_NAME=VALUE,...

Examples:

• jrs.param_values=PTODAY%3dMay%2021%5c%2c%201998%2cTERMSDAYS%3d30 (original: PTODAY=May 21\, 1998,TERMSDAYS=30)
• jrs.param_values=STARTDATE%3d1998-05-10%2cENDDATE%3d1998-07-10 (original: STARTDATE=1998-05-10,ENDDATE=1998-07-10)

The default value of the property is true.

Examples:

• http://localhost:8888/jinfonet/tryView.jsp?jrs.report=%2fSampleReports%2fEmployee Information List.cls&jrs.catalog=%2fSampleReports%2fSampleReports.cat&jrs.result_type=2&jrs.enable_nls=true&jrs.rpt_language=de_DE
• http://localhost:8888/webos/app/pagestudio/run.jsp?jrs.catalog=/SampleReports/SampleReports.cat&jrs.report=/SampleReports/Employee Information List.cls&jrs.enable_nls=true&jrs.rpt_language=de&jrs.rpt_country=DE
• If you change Employee Information List_de_DE.properties to Employee Information List_aaa.properties in Employee Information List.cls's real path folder, for example C:\LogiReport\Server\history\1\JReport_System_User457188937, then you can use the following URL to run NLS report: http://localhost:8888/webos/app/pagestudio/run.jsp?jrs.catalog=/SampleReports/SampleReports.cat&jrs.report=/SampleReports/Employee Information List.cls&jrs.enable_nls=true&jrs.rpt_language=aaa

Example: Running a report with user's JDBC connection object using the Logi Report Server API.

//create the java.sql.Connection object.
java.sql.Connection myCon = java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(dbUrl);
//set the parameter "jrs.jdbc_connection_object" to run a report.
propParams.put("jrs.jdbc_connection_object", myCon);
//run the report using this java.sql.Connection object instead of
//the default DB settings in the catalog.
rptServer.runReport(userID, catalog, report set, propParams);

Possible values:

• 2 - Java Plug-In 1.2 for Windows
• 3 - Java Plug-In 1.3 for Windows

Possible values:

• 0 - IE or Chrome
• 1 - Firefox

Possible values:

• jet.server.schedule.jrtasks.UpdateRptTask
• jet.server.schedule.jrtasks.PublishToDiskTask
• jet.server.schedule.jrtasks.SendJRMailTask
• jet.server.schedule.jrtasks.SendMailTask
• jet.server.schedule.jrtasks.PrintRptTask

Possible values:

• 0 - Specifies to save the report result version to the built-in version folder. Not supported for organization users when the report is from the Public Reports folder.
• 1 - Specifies to save the report result version to the My Reports folder. You can then use jrs.archive_my_destination to specify a version name with the path in the My Reports folder.
• 2 - Specifies to save the report result version to the Public Reports folder. You can then use jrs.archive_public_destination to specify a version name with the path in the Public Reports folder. Not supported for organization users.

Possible values:

• true - Specifies to use multiple versions for the report result. You can then use jrs.maxversion to specify the maximum number of versions that will be listed in the version table of the report result. 0 means that the version number is unlimited.
• false - Specifies to replace the old version when a new version is generated.

Possible values:

• 0 - The report result will be automatically deleted after a specified number of days. You can then use jrs.expire_days to specify the number of days, for example: jrs.need_expire=true&jrs.auto_delete_method=0&jrs.expire_days=60.
• 1 - The report result will be automatically deleted after a specified date. You can then use jrs.auto_delete_year, jrs.auto_delete_month, and jrs.auto_delete_date to specify the year, month and date, for example: jrs.need_expire=true&jrs.auto_delete_method=1&jrs.auto_delete_year=2017&jrs.auto_delete_month=5&jrs.auto_delete_date=16.

Possible values:

• 0 - Publishes to the Logi Report Server resource tree.
• 1 - Publishes to a real disk path.

Possible values:

• 0 - E-mail Result in HTML E-mail Format
• 1 - E-mail Result in Plain Text E-mail Format
• 2 - Attachment in HTML Format
• 3 - Attachment in PDF Format
• 4 - Attachment in Logi Report Result Format (for page reports)
• 4 - Attachment in Web Report Result Format (for web reports)
• 6 - Attachment in PostScript Format
• 7 - Attachment in Excel Format
• 8 - Attachment in RTF Format
• 9 - Attachment in XML Format
• 11 - Attachment in Text Format

When sending the report result as an attachment file, you need to specify a file name using jrs.mailattach + NUMBER. You can further specify format properties for the attachment file. For more information, see the Logi Report Javadoc.

Possible values: The attached file name.

Possible values: UTF-8, UTF-16, ISO8859-1, and so on.

jrs.mailencoding is used to specify the mail encoding in the URL. When sending mails by RMI API, sometimes, wrong characters may be returned in the mail. In order to avoid such problems, specify the same correct value of -Djreport.url.encoding on both the server and RMI client side.

For example, your web application calls Logi Report Server (standalone) via the RMI function from WebSphere, and UTF-8 (use UTF-8 rather than UTF8) will be used as the mail encoding, do as follows:

• Specify -Djreport.url.encoding=UTF-8 for both JVM running Logi Report Server and WebSphere.
• Specify jrs.mailencoding=UTF-8.

Possible values:

• jrs.margins_unit_mm - Use mm as the margin unit.
• jrs.margins_unit_inch - Use inch as the margin unit.

Possible values:

• jrs.to_fax_quality_best - Indicates the best fax quality.
• jrs.to_fax_quality_fast - Indicates the fast fax quality.
• jrs.to_fax_quality_normal - Indicates the normal fax quality.

Example: jrs.ftp0=jrs.ftpHost%3D192.0.0.1%26jrs.ftpPort%3D21...&jrs.ftp1=jrs.ftpHost%3D192.0.0.2%26jrs.ftpPort%3D22... (%3D represents "=" and %26 represents "&".)

Possible values: FTPHandler class name or null which is the default value.

Possible values:

• 0 - FTP
• 1 - SFTP
• 2 - SCP
• 3 - FTPS

Possible values:

• 0 - EXPLICIT
• 1 - IMPLICIT

Possible values: {yes, no}

Possible values:

• TAG_FTP_CONNECTION_FAILED - The connection cannot be created because the host name/IP or port is not valid.
  Possible value: 100 (the only value)
• TAG_FTP_CONNECTION_IS_OK - The connection is valid.
  Possible value: 200 (the only value)
• TAG_FTP_NO_PERMISSION - The connection can be built but the user name or password is not valid.
  Possible value: 300 (the only value)
• TAG_FTP_INVALID_FOLDER - The connection can be built but the directory where the report result files reside cannot be found.
  Possible value: 400 (the only value)

Possible values: time zone ID strings of java default is current locale.

Possible values:

• 0 - Immediately
• 1 - At a specified date and time
• 8 - Periodically

Possible values: 0 to 11. 0 is January, 1 is February, ..., and 11 is December.

Possible values: 0 to 11. 0 is January, 1 is February, ..., and 11 is December.

Possible values:

• 0 - Daily
• 1 - Weekly
• 2 - Monthly

Possible values: 1 to 999 days

Possible values: 1 to 99 weeks

Possible values: A digit string. {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}. 0 is Sunday, 1 is Monday, ..., and 6 is Saturday.

Example: jrs.weekdays=05 means running on Sunday and Friday.

Possible values: 1 to 31

Possible values:

• 0 - The first week
• 1 - The second week
• 2 - The third week
• 3 - The fourth week
• 4 - The last week

Possible values: 1 to 7. 1 is Sunday, 2 is Monday, ..., and 7 is Saturday.

Possible values: 1 to 99 hours

The property jrs.is_hourly has the higher priority. That is, if you set both jrs.is_hourly and jrs.is_minutely to true, the schedule will run the task based on hour.

Possible values:

• .rst - The suffix of Logi Report Result (for page report) or Web Report Result (for web report).
• .html - The suffix of the HTML result file.
• .pdf - The suffix of the PDF result file.
• .txt - The suffix of the Text result file.
• .xls - The suffix of the Excel result file.
• .ps - The suffix of the PostScript result file.
• .rtf - The suffix of the RTF result file.
• .xml - The suffix of the XML result file.

Possible values:

• rstfile - Gets the result versions attached to a specific report.
• rstdoc - Gets the versions of a specific result.
  

Possible values:

• neverExpire - When passwordLife=neverExpire, the password will not expire.
• expire - When passwordLife=expire, you can specify a period of time during which the password is valid, by setting the expireTime property.

Possible values:

• blank - When enableBlank=blank, the password can be blank.
• minValue - When enableBlank=minValue, you can specify the minimum number of characters that can be used in the password, by setting the minLength property.

Possible values: 1 to 20

Possible values: An existing role name or "NoneParent" which means that the role does not have a parent role.