representation, it will try to locate a file on disk and load the image from it, assuming that
the value represents a file name. If no file is found, it will finally assume that the string
value represents the location of a classpath resource and will try to load the image from
there. Only if all those fail, an exception will be thrown.
If the image expression class is not specified using the class attribute, it is assumed to be
java.lang.String, by default.
The images sample provided with the project contains several examples of image elements.
8.2.4 Charts and Graphics
The JasperReports library does not produce charts and graphics itself. This is not one of its goals.
However, it can easily integrate charts and graphics produces by other, more specialized Java libraries.
The great majority of available Java libraries that produce charts and graphics can output to image files
or to in-memory Java image objects. This is why it shouldn't be hard for anybody to put a chart or a
graphic generated by one of those libraries into a JasperReports document using a normal image
element that we have presented in the previous section of this book.
You can see this working in the sample called chart, which comes with the project.
8.3 Hyperlinks
JasperReports allows you to create drill-down reports, to introduce tables of contents in your
documents or to redirect viewers to other external documents using special report elements called
hyperlinks.
Hyperlinks are special elements that contain a reference to a local destination within the current
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