I have managed to connect my app with ireport 5.6.0. It does produces a pdf file. My only problem now is that the pdf file only contains one row and null values.
Although I have tested it a lot, I even printed the parameter directly in the report and it is displayed. I don't know what to do anymore.
When I tried to query in iReport it gives me value like in the image
But when I transfer the condition in my code, it will just give me a pdf file with null and one row.
$my_where = "where fempidno='0828' and year(fdate)='2017' and month(fdate)='08' limit 30";
$text = '"' . $my_where . '"';
$output = public_path() . '/reports/report1';
$jasper = new JasperPHP;
// Compile a JRXML to Jasper
$jasper->compile(public_path() . '/reports/report1.jrxml')->execute();
$jasper->process(
base_path('/public/reports/report1.jasper'),
false,
array('pdf'),
array('title' => $text)
)->execute();
I also replaced in iReport so that it will be
SELECT * FROM dtr $P!{title}
The result will is still null with one row only. :-(
Looks like you did not pass connection or used the wrong connection string.
You can pass connection like at this sample:
JasperPHP::process(
base_path('/public/reports/report1.jasper'),
false,
array('pdf'),
array('title' => $text),
array(
'driver' => 'postgres',
'username' => 'username',
'host' => 'localhost',
'database' => 'mydb',
'port' => '5433',
)
)->execute();
or like this:
JasperPHP::process(
base_path('/public/reports/report1.jasper'),
false,
array('pdf'),
array('title' => $text),
\Config::get('database.connections.mysql')
)->execute();
More information about using JasperPHP can be found here