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New Label templates for JasperReports

I had to create jasper templates for Avery 5390 and 5388 at work, so I decided to share the templates with those of you who are looking to print labels from iReport and/or JasperServer. You can download the templates here (includes 5390, 5388 and 5960) . The templates have a square where you should be able to safely put your content. I came up with the squares' dimensions by trial and error so please do some trial printings to see if it works for you. Also, groovy is the default language in my iReport so for all my templates had the language attribute set to groovy; if you run into problems with jasperserver you can do either one of the following:
  • Place the groovy jars in JasperServer's webapp's lib folder.
  • OR
  • Edit the templates to disable groovy (remove the language="groovy" attribut from jasperReport node). Many thanks to AndrĂ© for pointing that out!
The templates are released under the MIT license.

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