The Docker Image aims to quickly get up-and-running a JasperReports Server for a development environment.

To start the JasperServer container you'll need to pass in 5 environment variables and link it to either a MySQL or Postgres container.

E.g. docker run -d --name jasperserver -e DB_TYPE=mysql -e DB_HOST=db -e DB_PORT=3306 -e DB_USER=root -e DB_PASSWORD=mysql --link jasperserver_mysql:db -p 8080:8080 retriever/jasperserver

If you haven't got an existing MySQL or Postgres container then you can easily create one: docker run -d --name jasperserver_mysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=mysql mysql

To start up the JasperServer and a MySQL container:

• Run docker-compose up to run in foreground or
• Run docker-compose up -d to run as in daemon mode.

To stop the containers run docker-compose stop and docker-compose start to restart them.

Note: To install Docker-compose see the releases page.

1. Go to URL http://${dockerHost}:8080/
2. Login using credentials: jasperadmin/jasperadmin

This image includes:

• JasperServer CE Edition version 6.4.0
• IBM DB2 JDBC driver version 4.19.26
• MySQL JDBC driver version 5.1.44
• A volume called '/import' that allows automatic importing of export zip files from another JasperReports Server
• Waits for the database to start before connecting to it using wait-for-it as recommended by docker-compose documentation.
• Web Service Data Source plugin contributed by @chiavegatto

Use docker build -t retriever/jasperserver .

See comments in Dockerfile to speed up testing by not having to download the jasperserver release each time.

This repo is setup to trigger an automated build of the image retriever/jaserpserver on Docker Hub.

To make a new official version of the image, just push a git Tag using the naming convention major.minor.iteration where:

• major and minor line up with the included version of jasperserver
• iteration is incremented each time a change is done that isn't an upgrade of the included jasperserver version