How to Generate PDF with Java | Jasper Report Tutorial Part 7

Welcome to the 7th part of our comprehensive Jasper Reports tutorial series! In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of generating PDF files using Jasper files with Java code. Jasper Reports is a powerful Java-based reporting library that allows you to create, design, and export various types of reports, including PDF.
In this tutorial, you'll learn:
1. Brief overview of Jasper Reports and its capabilities.
2. Setting up the required libraries and dependencies for PDF generation.
3. Loading and compiling the Jasper file within Java code.
4. Fetching and processing data to populate the Jasper report.
5. Configuring export options to generate the PDF output.
6. Handling common errors and troubleshooting tips.
No prior experience with Jasper Reports is required, as we'll explain the concepts in a beginner-friendly manner. Whether you're a Java developer exploring reporting tools or someone looking to enhance your reporting skills, this tutorial is perfect for you!
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[@mdomarfaruq3160]

Clearly explain JasperReport Structure with examples, Greet Work dear.

[@NirmanConstruction]

Impressed with the video quality and way of explaining, Good tutorial. 👍

[@saurabhshiradkar]

Thanks for the appreciation 🙂

[@MASTAJAM1]

Thanks! Don't stop, bro!

[@justintse1988]

Thanks, great JasperReport course

[@mdabidiqbal1153]

Great explanation

[@anammofazzaldurjoy7970]

how to add maven dependency? In my workspace it's not added automatically

[@saurabhshiradkar]

you can download or copy dependency for jasper reports from the following mvnrepository.com/artifact/net.sf.jasperreports/jasperreports if you are using maven then add following dependency
net.sf.jasperreports
jasperreports
6.11.0
Note : Your jasper soft studio version and dependency version should be same

[@AnjumRaheel]

Good work. Where is the next part to use Database?

[@saurabhshiradkar]

Thanks for the appreciation,
Next part is uploaded (part 8) please check out playlist.

[@mr.rabbit7352]

Great work. it would be great if you could use Spring boot for your next database video

[@saurabhshiradkar]

Hey Buddy,
Thanks for the suggestion,
I will definitely work on Jasper Reports with Spring Boot.

[@tianadede349]

strong man

[@oneoff6450]

Does someone have an "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: StudentScoreCard_TABLE_DATASET (wrong name: StudentScoreCard_TABLE_DATASET_c755950242bb20de43748b57363bfec0aee40917053ee2b735e0b35a7d5b18f1)"?

[@saurabhshiradkar]

Check your code again,
TABLE_DATASET is parameter to be added in hashmap in order to pass data for table element in Jasper file.

[@oneoff6450]

​@@saurabhshiradkar thanks for answer, but the line "StudentScoreCard_TABLE_DATASET_c755950242bb20de43748b57363bfec0aee40917053ee2b735e0b35a7d5b18f1" appears during each compilation in file StudentScoreCard.jasper. My java code is the same as yours, but the error occurs on the line JasperFillManager.fillReport(JasperReport, parameters, datasource);

[@saurabhshiradkar]

​@@oneoff6450put your code here in comment section and may be your Jasper file has some naming conflict with parameter name
Check TABLE_DATASET is properly created with same spelling in main report in Jasper file and set as dataset to table element

[@saurabhshiradkar]

Hello new video part 8 is out on channel you can watch that and I have also uploaded code on git hub
github.com/DevelopWithSaurabh/JasperReportWithSpringBoot