| migrating from birt2.2.2. to birt2.3.2 [message #487206] |
Tue, 22 September 2009 13:08  |
 Alessio
Messages: 12
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi , is there a documentation for doing this operation ?
I actually use report engine api 2.2.2 (birt runtime) for generating dynamic reports in a web-app. Would upgrade to birt 2.3.2.
I've tried to recompile project with birt runtime 2.3.2 , no errors at compile time , but my old code doesn't work anymore with 2.3.2 version. First runtime error I've gotten is :
Can't insert a crosstab cell in a measure handle slot.
In 2.2.2 version of my code I had various javascript functions that
performed various operations on measures of the datacube.
Functions like
function abc(measureName)
{
return measure[measureName] * 3.14;
}
In 2.3.2 version such functions throws an exception telling that 'measure' is undefined , and so more ...
If there is a documentation for performing this kind of migration , it will be greatly appreciated !
many thanks.
Alessio
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| Re: migrating from birt2.2.2. to birt2.3.2 [message #487265 is a reply to message #487206] |
Tue, 22 September 2009 15:44  |
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Alessio,
Can you post the report? Or post the script that is causing the issue?
Jason
Alessio Lai wrote:
> Hi , is there a documentation for doing this operation ?
> I've tried to recompile project with birt runtime 2.3.2 , no errors at
> compile time , but my old code doesn't work anymore with 2.3.2 version.
> First runtime error I've gotten is :
> Can't insert a crosstab cell in a measure handle slot.
>
> In 2.2.2 version of my code I had various javascript functions that
> performed various operations on measures of the datacube.
> In 2.3.2 version such functions throws an exception telling that
> 'measure' is undefined , and so more ...
>
> If there is a documentation for performing this kind of migration , it
> will be greatly appreciated !
>
> many thanks.
>
> Alessio
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