Hi ,
When i try to open a report which was created using JAVA SDK , it is not showing up any value. Instead,some colored cells are getting displayed. But document is getting fetched properly. Values are being retrieved properly.
Please find the attached screenshot .
Please help me
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madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
Any suggestions ?
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
The culprit is most likely your Java version. See these threads:
Atul Chowdhury (BOB member since 2003-07-07)
Thanks a lot
I will check it.
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
Now Java version which is being installed is 1.6.0_03-b05. Still it is not working .
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
Any ideas ? Even with older version it is not working
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
Almost looks like the data provider may not be linked correctly.
What happens when you refresh the report?
kmcmanus (BOB member since 2005-09-02)
No. it retrieves data. When i try to go through the recordset and display the result , it works fine. 
It is fetching data properly but display issue persists.
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
If you edit the report and view the structure are the objects from the data provider tied to the cells of the block?
kmcmanus (BOB member since 2005-09-02)
I am creating report with JAVA SDK . I am displaying a report with HTMLView. So dont have View structure option with it.
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
But if you edit the report using Webi check to see if the data provider objects been properly tied to the block cells. The results window looks as if it is not the case.
Since I see it is yellow are there also alerts being processed?
kmcmanus (BOB member since 2005-09-02)
The problem is not because of any version problem ???
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
Data provider is properly connected. It is showing exact number of rows but it shows only yellow colored cells
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
It could be a caching issue from your previous update-20 Java 6 installation.
Try completely destroying all temp files AND APPLET cache from your system’s Java folders, taking a closer look at your Application Data and Local Documents and Settings tree for deep, hidden traces and artifacts of anything-java under your user profile. Also use the Java control panel (Control Panel -> Java) and fully remove ALL programs, temp files, objects, applets using this.
Secondly, clear out your container’s caches and temporary files storage completely (weblogic, tomcat etc) and force re-generation of the JSP’s bytecode. If you have compiled code - jars or classes - recompile with the compliant JRE (NOT update 20).
Thirdly, create a new report in WebI - standard stuff. Make sure you see the table, and then push this into your custom viewer and use as a reference.
Let us know how it works out.
Atul Chowdhury (BOB member since 2003-07-07)
When i create Webi report with standard stuff , it is working fine. It doesnt have any display issues. 
madhu_sushmi (BOB member since 2010-06-21)
oddly enough it happened to me as well yesterday. Tried creating a new report from scratch using the Java editor.
I tried to unstall the last update although it was not that recent per
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/message.jspa?messageID=9110981
HOWEVER thanks to one of our team found out that I was clicking on Yes out of habit when I should have been clicking on No to “Not block” the editor.
I know that you are using the viewer but my guess is it is also related to the version of Java that you are running the SDK through.
kmcmanus (BOB member since 2005-09-02)