I have CE8.5, and would like to view an instance of a report in my ASP page. ReportViewer control doesn't seem to like an enterprise report object as its source. What do I do?
Wonderful. That did it. It doesn't even have to be the domain\admin account, as long as the MSIServer impersonates anyone who has a valid login on the domain. :)
Thanks.
CE8.5, CE8.5PIA, C# .NET, .NET 1.1
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Strange error is happening when I do:
myReport = (Report)result.PluginInterface;
OR
myReport = new Report(result.PluginInterface);
Error message:
Error occurred when installing the plug-in. Error code: 65, message...
In C# ASP.NET
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SessionMgr myMgr;
myMgr = new SessionMgr();
Throws an exception in my web app:
COM object with CLSID {07C125F2-0E5A-11D3-B339-00A0C9B04E87} is either not valid or not registered.
I did install CE8.5 assemblies on my web server. What installs this particular file?
I have a IIS5 web server, serving C# ASP .NET pages. All settings on WCE and IIS5 are correctly set up for SSO. SSO works using eportfolio, and manager.
This is the code I use to log in:
private void getCREnterpriseSessionInfo()
{
EnterpriseService myEnterpriseService;
myMgr = new...
Enough of mystery... Here is the answer.
Since this is a feature of Crystal Enterprise (CE), you must install Crystal Enterprise on your local machine.
Then, include references to the CE objects in your .NET project.
The CE distro comes with CE_SDK.chm file, which has a pretty decent API...
Sorry, this is the link. Look to the right side of the page for the download link.
http://www.crystaldecisions.com/products/dev_zone/net/downloads.asp?ref=devzone_netzone_nav
On a related note, I'm interested in a good API reference for the CR8.5 Enterprise Model PIA downloadable by Crystal. Namely, how to use the classes, etc. The documentation included in the distro really stinks.
This is the package i'm talking about...
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