I can certainly supply the entire stack track. In fact I'll attach a small
   log file containing the errors.

   (See attached file: ReportEngine_2006_02_16_16_56_51.log)

   Thanks,
   Sarah

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   Sarah Dewar wrote:

   >   Hi Sam,
   >
   >   I will be very interested to know if you ever get BIRT reports,
   >   specifically charts and graphs to successfully run on the iSeries. I
   have
   >   spent the last couple of weeks building reports and testing them in my
   >   development environment (RAD 6.0.1) on Windows. When I deployed them
   to
   >   Websphere 6.0 on the iSeries I could run reports containing tables but
   no
   >   charts and graphs. Charts are generated as PNG files. The log file
   reveals
   >   the following error.
   >
   >   java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no fontmanager in java.library.path
   >
   >   followed by
   >
   >   java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: sun/awt/font/NativeFontWrapper
   >  
   >
   The question to me is whether BIRT invokes some part of AWT explicitly
   forcing it to try to load the native library causing the exception, or
   if it is the java runtime.

   Could you show the complete stacktrace?

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