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This question already has an answer here: • 1 answer I' m using JasperReports in my Java application. I have a package named 'reports' to store all the reports generated. Here is the way I'm calling my jasper report in my application. JasperDesign jd = JRXmlLoader.load('C: Users Sandaru Weerathunga Desktop Dasatha Institute src reports teacherPay.jrxml'); This is working. /reports/teacherPay.jrxml is an absolute file path, meaning, go to the root of the current drive and find the file teacherPay.jrxml in the reports directory. Which, if I read your question correctly, isn't what you want Instead, try loading the report as a resource (given the fact that you state that it's within a package JasperDesign jd = JRXmlLoader.load(getClass().getResource('/reports/teacherPay.jrxml')); If the report isn't packaged within your application context, then you will need to use a relative path instead, for example.

JasperDesign jd = JRXmlLoader.load('reports/teacherPay.jrxml'); Now, having said that. Unless you are making dynamic changes at runtime, you shouldn't be loading the jrxml file, but instead, should have pre-compiled the file and should be loading the.jasper file instead. This will be faster and generally less error prone. JasperDesign jd = JRXmlLoader.load(getClass().getResource('/reports/teacherPay.jrxml')); This is not working some time, because getResource() returns URL. If your file path contains ' ' it returns '%20' Like this 'C: Users Sandaru Weerathunga Desktop Dasatha Institute src reports teacherPay.jrxml' returns 'C: Users Sandaru%20Weerathunga Desktop Dasatha%20Institute src reports teacherPay.jrxml' In that matter you can use getResourceAsStream() method that retuns InputStream.

Try this, This works for me. Apocalypto in hindi bolly4u. JasperReport jp = JasperCompileManager.compileReport(getClass().getResourceAsStream('/reports/teacherPay.jrxml')).