Printing the datas through Crystal Report from Java

How can I Print the datas through Crystal Report from java?

How can I Print the datas through Crystal Report from
java?
What the hell are "the datas"?
Jesus, I can understand this is a shrinking planet, Global community, and all that happy horse pucky. Typos or small grammar errors are no big deal, I make them all the time. But when I have to spend more time interpretting the question than figuring out the answer, it drives me crazy.

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For those who are in the client network it works fine. Please see the URLs generated in both the cases,below.
From Client N/W
[http://sapbobj:8080/SAP/jsp/Action_Dispatch/dispatch.jsp?sap_client=100&cmsname=sapbobj:6400&language=EN&sap_sysid=D40&bw_id=4HUFYJ3XBZ7QLP5HIDYPR7PR6&sap-client=100&actionName=SAP_CrystalReport_View&appKind=InfoView&service=%2FInfoViewApp%2Fcommon%2FappService.do&loc=&initialFolderId=null]
Through VPN
[http://sapbwd.abc.com:8100/sap/bw/ce_url?(ce_protcl):(DS)(ce_server)/(ce_path_pr)/viewreport.csp(Q)bw_id=4HUPI3I78CG4S4EDH7XSDP736&sap_sysid=(sysid)&sap_client=100&language=EN&sap-client=100]
where "sapbobj" is the BOBJ system and "sapbwd" is the SAP BW Dev box.
For me it seems to be something related to the N/W. Please provide me your valuable inputs to solve this issue.
Thanks in Advance,
Koka M
Edited by: Madan Koka on May 19, 2010 5:18 PM

Hi,
I'm also facing the same issue. when try to open my report the URL doesn;t taking "bw_id".
It is blank for all transported reports.
Any advice..
Thanks,
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