on 07-18-2014 2:32 PM
Hi all,
I am trying to print crystal report (13.5) using javascript. We have web application using VS 2010. We are getting bobj undefined error. We have even copied the crsytalviewer13 file to our root location and also made the necessary entries in web.config.
Please let me know for any solution on this issue. Thanks,
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I am trying to print crystal report (13.5) using javascript
E.g.; you are using VS 2010 and thus "SAP Crystal Reports, Developer Version for Visual Studio .NET". So, where does the javascript come into play? Why?
- Ludek
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More things to consider:
You mention “necessary entries in web.config”. What does the path to the viewer look like. Is it a relative path or a fully qualified http path? My guess is that when launching through javascript, you are using a relative path to the viewer which the javascript is interpreting as a file system path and not an http path.
Try using fiddler or a javascript debugger to see what the path to CRV.js is. I believe this is the file that’s not being found. In the web.config, try adding the resource path as a full http://<server>/crystalreportviewers13 path to see if that solves the error.
- Ludek
Hi Pooja,
SP 5 had some serious issues ( bugs ) with WEB app's. Update your VS Installer and redist packages to SP 10 and test again.
Don
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