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- Pentaho Report Designer 3.7 for Windows
- Pentaho Report Designer 3.7 for Linux
- Pentaho Report Designer 3.7 for MacOS
2. Installation
The Pentaho Report Designer download is a archive file that needs to be extracted before the report designer can run. Use your operating system's unzip tool to extract the report-designer and run either the *.bat (Windows) or *.sh (Linux) file.
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JNDI is a method of separating data source configuration information from the actual use of the data source. Each data source has a unique name, under which the reporting engine can find the actual connection. A JNDI provider (usually part of a application infrastructure) manages all data sources and is responsible for connecting to the database.
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Within the Pentaho Report Designer, you can define your common data sources in a local configuration file. The JNDI configuration for the Pentaho Report Designer is stored "$HOME/.pentaho/simple-jndi". Editing the contents of "report-designer/configuration-template/simple-jndi" has no effect, as the report designer is not using that directory at runtime. The Pentaho BI-Server uses its own configuration. You can edit the BI-Server's configuration via the BI-Server's Administration Console. |
Within the "simple-jndi" directory, edit a file called "default.properties", which should list all your data sources.
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To increase the memory, edit the "report-designer.batsh" file. Locate the following line:
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