Specifying parameter values

To specify the value for single-value parameters, you can call either the method setParamsHashtable(Hashtable ht) or the method setParameters() in the class jet.bean.JRRunViewer.

• Example 1:

  ... JRRunViewer runViewerBean = new JRRunViewer(true); //Set the parameter Hashtable ht = new Hashtable(); //Set the parameter value ht.put("Parameter1", "value1"); ht.put("Parameter2", "str"); //Pass the parameter value by the method setParamsHashtable runViewerBean.setParamsHashtable(ht); ...

• Example 2:

  ... JRRunViewer runViewerBean = new JRRunViewer(true); runViewerBean.setParameters("Parameter1=value1,Parameter2=str"); ...

To specify the values for multi-value parameters, you can call the method setParamsHashtable(Hashtable ht). See the following example:

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JRRunViewer runViewerBean = new JRRunViewer(true);
 
//Set the multi-value parameter
Hashtable ht = new Hashtable(); 
 
//Set the multi-value mark
ht.put(APIConst.TAG_PARAM_IS_MULTIPLE_PREFIX + "$" + "Parameter1", "true");
ht.put(APIConst.TAG_PARAM_IS_MULTIPLE_PREFIX + "$" + "Parameter2", "true");
  
//Set the parameter value to all
//ht.put("Parameter1", new String[]{APIConst.MULTIPLE_ALL_VALUE});
//ht.put("Parameter2", new String[]{APIConst.MULTIPLE_ALL_VALUE});
 
//Set multiple values for the parameter. The value cannot be null.
ht.put("Parameter1", new String[]{"a", "b", "c", "d"});
ht.put("Parameter2", new String[]{"1", "2", "3", "4", "6","10", "5"});
 
//Pass the parameter values by the method setParamsHashtable
runViewerBean.setParamsHashtable(ht);

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