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CSV file retains lock in BIRT runtime environment

b2tech

Hello:

Has anyone run into this issue. I have a report template that uses "dynamic text" fields that display HTML type text that originates from CSV files that reside on disk. Other tables/charts in the same template get their data from a different CSV file created by our db/application.

I have a need to use embedded html tags in the CSV file text and that dictated why I chose the dynamic text container. Everthing works fine in the BIRT developer (ie. PDF rendering, Powerpoint, etc...), but when I deploy to the Tomcat/BIRT runtime enviroment (either XP or Solaris), BIRT leaves a file lock on the CSV file(s) which cannot be removed without stopping BIRT under Tomcat.

Any ideas here....The problem seems to be that the "dynamic text" field causes a problem with loaded CSV files in the runtime environment.

Thanks

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JasonW

This sounds like it may be a bug. Can you try to add a computed column that just copies your html column and use it in the dynamic text element?
May not change anything but can you give a try? It would be good if you could log this bug.

b2tech

Unfortunately no change.... I will log this as a bug. The reason I would like this functionality is that my reporting application uses boilerplate snippets of text (that might contain a small subset of HTML tags, bolding, italics...) that come from CSV files*. This is pretty important in any financial reporting type report. Think for example of disclaimers in financial statements.

* I would obviously not have this problem if I was doing a JDBC connection into the db to retrieve my text snippets (coming from a db field) but this is not the way our application is designed to work.