Software Engineer at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
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Mar 25, 2026
My main use case for Jaspersoft is that we inherited a legacy application that used Jaspersoft. A quick specific example of how I used Jaspersoft within that legacy application is that we would have batch jobs that generated reports for accessories.
Jaspersoft's main use case for me is to create customizable reports for the data that we need. As I work in the BFSI sector, specifically banking, whenever a client asks for a particular report based on their requirements, whether it is a statement report or details of accounts that are currently open or closed, we fetch that information in Jaspersoft reports by configuring SQL or PL/SQL queries. The main use case involves customizable reports, and even in existing reports, we can add fields accordingly based on requirements and configure them by updating the query. We then run Jaspersoft reports to check whether the data is coming properly before deploying it in production for the client. For example, if I have an existing report that fetches account details of a particular account based on the date of opening, and the client initially needed records fetched at the end of each month, I can customize it to fetch data for every day instead by modifying the date criteria. This is how we perform customization in practice. For deployment, once compilation is successful, we deploy it to a specific path using the DevOps pipeline and move it to UAT. Once UAT testing is successful, we move it to production in the same manner.
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My main use case for Jaspersoft is that we inherited a legacy application that used Jaspersoft. A quick specific example of how I used Jaspersoft within that legacy application is that we would have batch jobs that generated reports for accessories.
My main use case for Jaspersoft is for developing reports. I use Jaspersoft to design the layouts of the reports and use it for automation purposes.
Jaspersoft's main use case for me is to create customizable reports for the data that we need. As I work in the BFSI sector, specifically banking, whenever a client asks for a particular report based on their requirements, whether it is a statement report or details of accounts that are currently open or closed, we fetch that information in Jaspersoft reports by configuring SQL or PL/SQL queries. The main use case involves customizable reports, and even in existing reports, we can add fields accordingly based on requirements and configure them by updating the query. We then run Jaspersoft reports to check whether the data is coming properly before deploying it in production for the client. For example, if I have an existing report that fetches account details of a particular account based on the date of opening, and the client initially needed records fetched at the end of each month, I can customize it to fetch data for every day instead by modifying the date criteria. This is how we perform customization in practice. For deployment, once compilation is successful, we deploy it to a specific path using the DevOps pipeline and move it to UAT. Once UAT testing is successful, we move it to production in the same manner.