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Fork of community edition?

Hello all,

I have some tweaks to Jasper reports server. I thought I could contribute them to a fork now that Jaspersoft is not maintaining the Community edition any more.

But it appears that all the forks are inactive. so I thought starting my own, inspired by OpenTF 🙂

It is in https://github.com/jose-da-s/jasper-server-os if anyone wants to contribute.

If someone else has an active fork, please tell me and I will try to add my tweaks there.

José

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kilian.folger

Hi Jose,

that sounds very cool and meanwhile we inspected your repo; it looks very good and we thank you for you good work. That would be a nice replacement for many of our customers still running the old 8.2. Community Edition.

Me and my colleagues want to be happy contributors. I would appreciate to have a further communication with you to get a bit more information about how you select participants and how deep you check foreign contributions. As you can imagine, nowadays I worry a bit about security.

Pls. send me a short PM, I would be glad to discuss some topics directly with you.

Hope to hear you soon,

Thomas

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kilian.folger

Hi Jose,

I just took a look at your repository. It's cool that you're keeping this project alive.

But I noticed a problem: it seems you recently merged a branch "java-17-only" and building with Java 8 or 11 is impossible now. What is the rationale behind this?

Yes, java 17 is the oldest version that many libraries supports. i want to update JSOS with spring 6, hibernate 6, ect. with the Jakarta migration. Spring 6 needs Java 17 as minimum requirement, so I have to do it in any case.

maybe I will make a branch for old Java versions, but i think it is a waste of time. Even Java 17 is quite old

Hi Jose.

From my point of view it is only consequent to cut old, deprecated stuff and focus on further development and the future.

We will support your fork, have an eye on it and try to contribute from time to time and according to the needs.

If ok for you, I will promote your fork in our NEWS section of the forum.

Thanks for your cool work!

Thomas

Hi all,

I got a macOS warning that Intel-based apps using Rosetta emulation will stop working soon.

Since Jaspersoft Studio doesn't have a native Mac build, I built a free, native alternative called Report Studio that runs beautifully on M chips.

Check it out here: https://bowa.up.railway.app/report-studio

 

Native ARM64: No emulation layer or heavy Eclipse setup needed. Opens and saves standard .jrxml files without breaking charts or subreports.

Runs the stock Jasper 6.20.3 engine natively as a clean background process.

 

Note: It’s a free side project, so it isn't signed with an Apple certificate yet. The site shows the quick step to clear the macOS gatekeeper warning on your first launch.

Give it a spin and let me know your thoughts!

Hi zvone138

that sounds definitely interesting and I will try and test that soon.

Unfortunately your post does not fit into this topic very well.. I added a "Development" topic in the Jasper Studio category now:

https://jasper-forum.com/forum/forum/development-2/

Would you please report there and delete this post afterwards?

Thanks!