MongoDB connections now support the mongodb+srv:// URI scheme, enabling DNS SRV-based cluster discovery. Users can successfully connect to MongoDB Atlas and other modern MongoDB deployments without hard-coded protocol restrictions.

Users can now choose to exclude headers and footers when exporting reports to Excel (.xls, .xlsx), similar to the existing option for CSV and TXT exports. This allows cleaner data-only exports directly from the report interface.

Logi Composer connections and sources can now be successfully translated into Logi Report catalog connections and Business Views. Users migrating from Composer to Report can now reuse existing data sources without recreating them.

A new asynchronous REST API now allows server administrators to download server logs, GC logs, and heap and thread dumps without requiring file-system access. On-demand generation produces expiring ZIP artifacts scoped to a single server.

Dashboards that include Library Components with multiple embedded charts or components now successfully preserve the original layout designed in Logi Report Designer. Components no longer overlap when the LC is inserted into a Dashboard.

Log messages during Excel export now clearly identify when performance issues are caused by excessive memory usage. Administrators can now more quickly pinpoint and resolve memory-related bottlenecks during large Excel export operations.

Users can now edit the resource path of Library Components referenced in a Dashboard, making it easier to successfully copy or migrate dashboards across servers (for example, UAT to PROD) or across folder structures without losing component references.

Administrator users can now view the connection password in Edit Connection Info page within Catalog Studio. This allows admins to successfully audit and manage catalog connection credentials.

Catalog link settings configured for a folder are now automatically applied to newly published reports and Library Components added to that folder. Users no longer need to manually reassign catalog links each time a new report is published to an existing folder.

The Block Gap property in Crosstab components can now be controlled by a formula. Users can now dynamically split crosstab data into multiple blocks based on data values, with each split block automatically starting on a new page.

A Description column has been added to the Schedule Task UI, allowing users to add remarks or notes to scheduled tasks. Teams using shared accounts can now successfully identify task owners and modification history briefly.

Users can now import parameter values from a .txt file instead of entering them manually. This enhancement supports reports that require large volumes of parameter input, reducing data entry effort and the risk of manual errors.

Logi Report Designer and Server now support OpenType Font (OTF) files. Users can successfully install and apply OTF fonts, including fonts that could not previously be converted to a valid TTF format, meeting localization and styling requirements.

Logi Report now supports the PDF417 and Datamatrix 2D barcode types. Customers transitioning from other reporting tools can now successfully fulfill reporting requirements that depend on these barcode formats.

Users can now configure conditional fill color settings for charts directly in the Web Studio UI, in addition to the existing Designer option. Chart colors can now be dynamically controlled by conditions, enabling visual cues such as pass/fail status indicators.

Crosstab components in Business View-based Web and Page reports now support formula-controlled layout properties, including Background, Foreground, Format Locale, and Suppress. Users can now successfully apply dynamic formatting to crosstab headers and summary fields.

Logi Report Designer and Server now support TrueType Collection (TTC) font files. Users can now successfully install and use TTC fonts in reports, meeting customer requirements for fonts available only in TTC format.

Reports with datasources containing a very large number of formulas now compile successfully. A new JVM parameter (jet.formula.maxStatementsPerMethod, default: 500) controls method size during compilation without affecting formula results.

The Completed tab in My Tasks now loads successfully under concurrent access. Targeted record lookups replace full table reads, and a shared DB lock has been removed so each user's task list loads independently.

Task profiling records for canceled scheduled tasks no longer fail with a NumberFormatException. Load and export timings are now recorded correctly for each sheet of a multi-sheet report.

Bold and Italic attributes for TTF fonts are now applied correctly in reports, including fonts that do not have native bold or italic variants. Users can successfully format text in textboxes without manual workarounds or font substitution.

The Add All button in report filter dialogs now works correctly after a search. Users can successfully move all filtered values in multi-value parameter dialogs without the button becoming disabled or the dialog sending repeated requests.

The 'On New Page' property on banded objects now behaves correctly. Page breaks that were ignored in version 26.2 are now applied successfully, restoring behavior that was present in version 24.1.

The RMI remote server log (jreport.log) now uses rolling file backup with automatic rotation at 50 MB, retaining up to five compressed archives in a dedicated logs/rolling/ folder. Administrators can now manage log disk usage without manual cleanup.

The Reset button in advanced dataset filter dialogs now clears applied filter conditions successfully. Users can now switch back from Advanced mode to Basic mode without the dialog becoming unresponsive.

Server file paths are no longer exposed in HTML report output. The alt attribute of embedded images now contains only the filename, successfully preventing internal directory structure from being visible in exported HTML reports.