Package net.sf.jasperreports.crosstabs

Interface JRCrosstabMeasure

All Superinterfaces:

Cloneable, JRCloneable

All Known Implementing Classes:

JRBaseCrosstabMeasure, JRDesignCrosstabMeasure, JRFillCrosstabMeasure

public interface JRCrosstabMeasure
extends JRCloneable

Crosstab measure interface.

A measure is a value that is accumulated by the crosstab and is displayed in the crosstab cells.

Author:

Lucian Chirita ([email protected])

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CalculationEnum	getCalculationValue()	Returns the calculation type which will be performed on the measure values.
Class<?>	getIncrementerFactoryClass()	Returns the incrementer factory class.
String	getIncrementerFactoryClassName()	Returns the incrementer factory class name.
String	getName()	Returns the name of the measure.
Class<?>	getPercentageCalculatorClass()	Returns the percentage calculator class.
String	getPercentageCalculatorClassName()	Returns the percentage calculator class name.
CrosstabPercentageEnum	getPercentageType()	Returns the percentage calculation type performed on this measure.
Class<?>	getValueClass()	Returns the value class of this measure.
String	getValueClassName()	Returns the name of the value class for this measure.
JRExpression	getValueExpression()	Returns the measure expression.
JRVariable	getVariable()	Returns the variable associated with this measure.

Methods inherited from interface net.sf.jasperreports.engine.JRCloneable

clone

Method Detail

getName

String getName()

Returns the name of the measure.

Returns:

the name of the measure

See Also:

getVariable()

getValueClassName

String getValueClassName()

Returns the name of the value class for this measure.

Returns:

the name of the value class for this measure

getValueClass

Class<?> getValueClass()

Returns the value class of this measure.

Returns:

the value class of this measure

getValueExpression

JRExpression getValueExpression()

Returns the measure expression.

Returns:

the measure expression

getCalculationValue

CalculationEnum getCalculationValue()

Returns the calculation type which will be performed on the measure values.

The incrementer factory associated with this measure will create an incrementer which will sum the measure values.

The possible calculation type are the same as the ones used for variables (see JRVariable.getCalculationValue() with the exception of CalculationEnum.SYSTEM.

Returns:

the calculation type which will be performed on the measure values

See Also:

getIncrementerFactoryClassName(), JRExtendedIncrementerFactory, JRExtendedIncrementer

getIncrementerFactoryClassName

String getIncrementerFactoryClassName()

Returns the incrementer factory class name.

Crosstab measures require extended incrementers, therefore the incrementer class should implement JRExtendedIncrementerFactory.

Returns:

the incrementer factory class name

getIncrementerFactoryClass

Class<?> getIncrementerFactoryClass()

Returns the incrementer factory class.

Returns:

the incrementer factory class

See Also:

getIncrementerFactoryClassName()

getPercentageType

CrosstabPercentageEnum getPercentageType()

Returns the percentage calculation type performed on this measure.

Currently, only percentage out of grand total is supported.

The possible values are:

• CrosstabPercentageEnum.NONE
• CrosstabPercentageEnum.GRAND_TOTAL

If percentage calculation is required, the value class should be one of the built-in supported percentage types or the percentage calculator class should be specified.

Returns:

the percentage calculation type

See Also:

JRPercentageCalculatorFactory.hasBuiltInCalculator(Class), getPercentageCalculatorClassName()

getPercentageCalculatorClassName

String getPercentageCalculatorClassName()

Returns the percentage calculator class name.

Returns:

the percentage calculator class name

getPercentageCalculatorClass

Class<?> getPercentageCalculatorClass()

Returns the percentage calculator class.

Returns:

the percentage calculator class

getVariable

JRVariable getVariable()

Returns the variable associated with this measure.

The variable can be used inside the crosstab data cells as the measure value. The variable has the same name and value class as the measure.

Returns:

the variable associated with this measure