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I would write the JSP to accept the report name through a query string variable. Then create a second JSP that lists the report names. When a user clicks on the report name you call your original JSP passing the relevant report name. Your report name listing JSP might pull report names from...

Hi, The CR Java classes are preovided with the Developer Edition of Crystal Reports. You will not have the Java classes if you purchased the Professional Edition. Once installed, they will be placed in the "Program Files\Common Files\Business Objects\3.0\java\lib". Derek Stobbart Business...

Hi, What is it that you want to show of the folder...I'm guessing that you want to see it's contents. This is possible, but you will have to use the .Net, COM or Java API. You do this by writing a JSP, ASPX or ASP script. there are lots of examples on Business Objects' web support site...

Hi Naith, Using a Custom Function (repository function) is a great method of implementing this, as you can make it generic and call it from any report. One thing I did was convert the equivalent of your second and third parameters into arrays. This way I could pass in as many parameters as I...

Hi, First group by month regardless of year. You can do this by using a formula to pull the month value from the date, or you may already have this as a separate field. Once that is done, create two new formulae. One to return a value if year=LY and one to return a value for Current Year, as...

That's a question best answered by Business Objects. I believe that your customer should have access to the Electronic Software Download on the Business Objects site, and if they have XI Premium, they should be able to download the OLAP Intelligence media from there. Derek.

Mikael, OLAP Intelligence is the client tool that creates CAR files (used to be called Crystal Analysis in pre XI days). How did you create the CAR file in the first place? You should have received a CD of OLAP Intelligence if you purchased licenses to distribute CAR files.Use this same CD to...

Hi, When you install/uninstall and re-install servers, often you have server enablement issues. Check in the Crystal Management Console under the servers section to see if your Job servers are properly registered and enabled. You can also do this using the CCM by clicking the Enable Servers...

Hi, The installation components you talk of are supplied with OLAP Intelligence, not BusinessObjects Enterprise. The custom installation option for this product will allow you to place the necessary components on the CMS. Bear in mind that these are additional license components, as Paul...

Hi, I would do something like this: if {table.OldValue} = "Waiting" then DateDiff("n", {table.ModifyDate}, Previous({table.ModifyDate})) else 0 This assumes that you cannot have records that go from state "Waiting" to "Waiting", and that the...

Hi, I'm not sure what version of CR you are using, but you might want to try using Runnning Totals rather than using formulae with "whileprintingrecords" qualifiers. Running Totals were introduced with V8.0 (I think), and are much easier to manage than formulae with print run controls. You...

Hi Naith, You need to use the openDocument report viewing method. It allows you to move from report to report (or part to part), and will use the same security token that is being employed by the currently viewed report - i.e. you don't have to pass security context. It does allow you to pass...

The openDocument script is part of the Enterprise installation - BusinessObjects XI or Crystal Report Server XI. The documentation for it can be found in the java_docs.zip or com_docs.zip file which is part of the application development documentation. This is installed to the HELP\EN...