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Specifying the Report Studio Mode

Specifying the Web Report Studio mode

Specifying the Page Report Studio view

Specifying the Web Report Studio mode

Web Report Studio has two modes: View Mode and Edit Mode. When opening web reports in Web Report Studio by URL, you can use the property jrd_studio_mode to specify the mode. If this property is not provided in the URL, the default mode set in the server profile will be applied.

Below are the values of the property:

However for web reports saved in public folders in the server resource tree, Web Report Studio adopts a permission control to restrict user access, so whether the specified mode can be opened depends on if you have the Execute and/or Edit permissions on the web reports: Execute for View Mode and Edit for Edit Mode. If you do not have the required permission on the public web report you are going to run:

Example:

http://localhost:8888/webreport/studio/entry/run.jsp?jrd_report={"name":"/SampleReports/Sales Detail Report.wls"}&jrd_catalog={"name":"/SampleReports/SampleReports.cat"}&jrd_studio_mode=view

Specifying the Page Report Studio view

Page Report Studio has two views: Basic View and Interactive View. When opening page reports or page report results in Page Report Studio by URL, you can use the property jrd_studio_mode to specify the view. If this property is not provided in the URL, the default view set in the server profile will be applied.

Below are the values of the property:

However for page reports and page report results saved in public folders in the server resource tree, Page Report Studio adopts a permission control to restrict user access, so whether the specified view can be opened depends on if you have the Execute and/or Edit permissions on the page reports or page report results: Execute for Basic View and Edit for Interactive View. If you do not have the required permission on the public page report or page report result you are going to run:

Examples:

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