When we create CrystalReport1.prt for a winform, the system create
CrystalReport1.cs for us. If we create CrystalReport1.prt for a webform,
there's no CrystalReport1.cs created for us. Am I missing something?

I see some sample code using statements like "private CrystalReport1 report
= new CrystalReport1();" How can I do this?

Thanks.

When you create a CR, you are actually creating an object (somewhere).

So just like any other object, you need the namespace to get to it.

Like, if you have a class like this

namespace MyCompany.MyApplication.BusinessLayer
public class Employee


in order to use this class anywhere else, you gotta do something like

using MyCompany.MyApplication.BusinessLayer;
//and then in the code somewhere
Employee e = new Employee();

With your CR, you need to find and using/import the correct namespace.


If you named your report "EmployeeByDepartmentReport", then you'd have to do
this;

using MyCompany.MyApplication.SomeOtherNamespaceProbably;
//and in the code somewhere
EmployeeByDepartmentReport empDeptRpt = new EmployeeByDepartmentReport();


See this KB as well:
http://resources.businessobjects.com...etdatasets.pdf



"John" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When we create CrystalReport1.prt for a winform, the system create
> CrystalReport1.cs for us. If we create CrystalReport1.prt for a webform,
> there's no CrystalReport1.cs created for us. Am I missing something?
>
> I see some sample code using statements like "private CrystalReport1
> report
> = new CrystalReport1();" How can I do this?
>
> Thanks.
>