Using NetBeans + JasperReports + iReports

Hi All,
I�m trying iReports + Jasper, and i have a doubt
How can i pass a parameter that's a collection or an ArrayList?
I want to do something like this:
Qty Desc. Price
5 Blue Prints 15.6
6 Bond Papercups 17.5
This collection o arraylist contains objects (beans)
How CAn i do That?

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