used to draw the text of the text elements and the border of the graphic elements. The back color is the
one used to fill the background of the specified report element, if it is not transparent.
You could specify colors using the decimal or hexadecimal representation of the integer number
corresponding to the desired color. The preferred way to specify colors in XML is using the
hexadecimal representation, because it allows controlling the level for each base color of the RGB
system.
For example, you can display some text in red if you set the forecolor attribute of the corresponding
text field like this:
forecolor="#FF0000"
The equivalent using the decimal representation would be:
forecolor="16711680"
but the inconvenience is evident.
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The default fore color is black and the default back color is white.
Element Transparency
Report elements can be either transparent or opaque, depending on the value you specify for the
attribute mode.
The default value for this attribute depends on the type of the report element. Graphic elements like
rectangles and lines are opaque by default, but the images are transparent. Both static texts and text
fields are transparent by default, and so are the subreport elements.
Skipping Element Display
The engine can decide at runtime if it really should display a report element, if you use the
<printWhenExpression> that is available for all types of report elements.
If present, this report expression should return a java.lang.Boolean object or null and is evaluated
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