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I am using JasperReport Server 4.0.0 running on Apache Tomcat.

I can access it using this url: http://localhost:8080/jasperserver/login.html

now I copied JR Server directory from 

C:\Program Files\jasperreports-server-cp-4.0.0\apache-tomcat\webapps\jasperserver

as

C:\Program Files\jasperreports-server-cp-4.0.0\apache-tomcat\webapps\myjasper

If I try to launch application using this url: http://localhost:8080/myjasper/login.html it should work but it doesn't work.

I have tried in other way, by renaming jasperserver to myjasper and it worked for me but I want to keep both.

My question is how can I use both url to access JR Server?

Sharad
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If you want two separate instances of JasperReports Server, then use the .war file install. You can do a fresh install and call the new instance "myjasper".

EDIT: Don't rename the folder. The included Install Guide documentation explains how to do the .war file install. The specific property you are looking for in default_master.properties is webAppNameCE. Set that to "myjasper" rather than its default value of "jasperserver". Then it will get install to the folder that you want, and all corresponding configuration files will be set correctly as well.

If you want different look-and-feel for different organizations while managing them all in the same repository, then you have this ability in the commercial edition of JRS. The themes can be applied separately to different organizations or "tenants".

mdahlman
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  • I installed JasperReport Server using .war file install and then I renamed jasperserver folder to myjasper under tomcat/webapps directory, now I can access it using this url:http://localhost:8080/myjasper/login.html but if I install again a new instance of jasperserver using the same Tomcat and mysql, its showing the same HTTP Status 404 - /jasperserver/login.html error. Is there any other way to have two instances of jasper server in the same Tomcat and MySQL? – Sharad Sep 24 '12 at 12:38
  • Don't rename the folder. I'll add some detail to the answer. – mdahlman Sep 24 '12 at 16:45