Crystal report in .net

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Hester Zhang

Good morning,

It was my first time to post the question in the news
group, I need the help from you to resolve the issue I
currently have.

I created a test application with Visual Studio.net, this
test application only has two forms: one is used to take
the parameters from the user and run the report, the other
form has just the CRViewer control to hold the report. I
deployed the application as a rich client on the web
server, and installed the CR required components:
Crystal_Managed2003.msm, Crystal_Database_Access2003.msm,
Crystal_Database_Access2003_enu.msm, and
Crystal_regwiz2003.msm on the web server as well. I
installed the security for rich client on my machine by
incresing the assembly trust, I and another devloper were
able to run the apllication from the web server, but I
tried on a test machine which only has .net framework 1.1
installed, it allow me to increase the assmbly trust, but
when I ran it, I got the error message as follows:

Application has generated an exception that could not be
handled.

Process id = 0xd50(3408), Thread id = 0x4e8 (1256)

I wonder if I missed any pieces that I should have
included in the deployment for crystal report. Because we
have another test application on the same server and it
worked on the test machine. Please give me any
suggestions. Thank you ahead for your help!

Hester
 
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Guest

hey Hester
Did you find the solution to your problem? I am having the same problem.
Only thing that I am doing more than what you are doing is that I am also adding VC_CRT.msm and VC_STL.msm modules in addition to others. Those two additional modules are necessary if you are using ADO.NET dataset in your application. however I still get that error when I deploy my application. If you have found a solution then please let me know
Appreciate it
Thanks
Darcy
 
H

Hester Zhang

Hi Darcy,

I didn't continue researching the problem any more because we decided
not to use crystal to build the reports. Sorry about that!

Good luck!

Hester
 

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