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Quote michaelwl Replybullet Topic: Crystal Report Viewer 10 problem
    Posted: 03 Aug 2007 at 12:03am
An Update on the problem below.

I've taken a look at my server.log for the JBoss server we're running on and I'm getting an access denied error.

(css@192.168.0.19) (Using password:NO)

We've got a mirror server running on 192.168.0.35, I went and changed the datasource location for my SQL command to 192.168.0.35. Went and changed the password for the database on 192.168.0.35 to blank (NO password) re run the report and now it runs fine through the Crystal Report Viewer Cry

Why is it not using a password for my SQL command? It makes no sense. Any help would be appreciated!

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I'm using Crystal X.

I've designed a report that is functioning correctly.

Recently I needed to add a SQL Expression (the ones you add as a new command in the Database Expert) which does a simple select statement with a join.

SELECT COUNT(*)  FROM TARIFFEDINVOICELINE JOIN COMMERCIALINVOICE ON COMMERCIALINVOICE.CI_BATCHID = TARIFFEDINVOICELINE.TILM_INVBATCHID  WHERE COMMERCIALINVOICE.CI_BATCHKEYREF = 'JB0001/07'

It works perfectly in the crystal reports designer. When I try run the report through my Java application using the Crystal Report Viewer (v10) I get the following error:

com.crystaldecisions.report.web.viewer.CrystalReportViewer For input string: "*"

I tried to alter the select statement to refer to a specific column:

SELECT COUNT(TARIFFEDINVOICELINE.TILM_TARIFFCODE)  FROM TARIFFEDINVOICELINE JOIN COMMERCIALINVOICE ON COMMERCIALINVOICE.CI_BATCHID = TARIFFEDINVOICELINE.TILM_INVBATCHID  WHERE COMMERCIALINVOICE.CI_BATCHKEYREF = 'JB0001/07'

It previews perfectly in the Crystal report designer but again when I try view in my Java application using Crystal report view I get this error:

com.crystaldecisions.report.web.viewer.CrystalReportViewer java.lang.NullPointerException

I've got no idea what could be causing this.

Does anyone have any ideas, any advice will be appreciated!!!!

Michael


Edited by michaelwl - 03 Aug 2007 at 12:22am
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Quote BrianBischof Replybullet Posted: 03 Aug 2007 at 8:26am
Sorry, but I'm not a java guy. Don't know if there is anyone else on here who can help since it's mostly a .NET or XI crowd.
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Quote michaelwl Replybullet Posted: 05 Aug 2007 at 1:47am
Thanks for the reply... Does anyone here have any ideas that perhaps works with Java... ? Or does anyone know another site where I could get info from?

Wouldn't the Crystal Report View for java and .NET work similarly? If so, is anyone experiencing similar problems when adding a SQL Command to their report?

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Unfortunately, .NET and Java use totally different object models. Go figure.
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