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Is there a way to run a jasper report from within python without using jasper server. We have jasper server up and running but there is some additional overhead by using this method and an extra layer of complexity. If it can be eliminated then great if not then our current solution will have to do.
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You can try pyJasper: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyJasper/0.4
I have no experience with that module myself.