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iReport for Java
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Titles and Headers
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Post 1: iReport: Downloading, installing, and running JasperReports and iReport
Post 2: iReport: Creating your first "Hello World" report 
Post 3: iReport: Understanding iReport Elements
Post 4: iReport: Creating and sizing the title for your report
Post 5: iReport: Inserting a company logo in the title of your report 
Post 6: iReport: Installation of PostgreSQL
Post 7: iReport: Creating a report from relational data
Post 8: iReport: Using dynamic titles that can change during report processing.
Post 9: iReport: Adding a simple header to your report
Post 10: iReport: Setting margins for your report and aligning the report header relative to report margins 
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Body and Footer
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Post 11: iReport: Displaying a field along with its label in the body of your report and handling null values 
Post 12: iReport: Creating a simple table of records along  with labels for each column  
Post 13: iReport: Inserting a heading for a group of records 
Post 14: iReport:Using parameters to filter records during report processing 
Post 15: iReport: Implementing groups within groups — a  nested hierarchy
Post 16: iReport: Adding a simple footer to your report 
Post 17: iReport: Displaying general information or summary  at the end of your report
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Look and Feel
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  coming soon

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Data Sources
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 coming soon
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Multi-Page
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  coming soon
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Multi-Column
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   coming soon
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Summary Report, Crosstabs, and Graphs 
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   coming soon

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Java Wrappers for your JasperReports
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   coming soon

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Post 1: iReport for Java  : Understanding iReport Elements
Post 2: iReport for Java : Building Your First iReport    
Post 3: iReport for Java : Datasets and Table component in Jasper Reports
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