BOE XI R1 & CE10 Embedded Edition on same server OK?

We're (still) on BOE XI R1 and a vendor claims that their app can't use that RAS but instead requires the Crystal Enterprise v10 Embedded Edition.
(...this next ? may be a separate question altogether...)
Can you install multiple RAS servers on the same server?
Thanks!
Mark
new system administrator

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Post Author: weskinzett
CA Forum: Upgrading and Licensing
We supply this (purchased with Advanced Developer) to supply with our web application. What is the equivalent product in Crystal 11? The Crystal Server sounds too costly for a lot of the users we sell to. Is there a version of the unmanaged RAS?

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A common issue that arises when migrating from Crystal Enterprise 10 Embedded to Crystal Reports Server XI applications that use the Report Application Server (RAS) SDK.
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Edited by: Shekhar Gorthy on Aug 4, 2008 10:58 PM
Edited by: Shekhar Gorthy on Aug 4, 2008 10:59 PM

Hello SG,
A common issue that arises when migrating from Crystal Enterprise 10 Embedded to Crystal Reports Server XI applications that use the Report Application Server (RAS) SDK.
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With Crystal Reports Server XI, you can use either Unmanaged Reporting, or Managed Reporting. Managed means you'd publish the rpt file to be "managed" by the CR Server Central Management Server (CMS). In code, you'd log onto the CR Server, retrieve the ReportAppFactory from the CMS, retrieve the report from the InfoStore, and pass it into the ReportAppFactory to create the ReportClientDocument.
I'm assuming you're still using "Unmanaged Reporting" with Crystal Reports Server.
If so, each report request will be authenticated in the CMS using the "Guest" account, and each request will use up a Concurrent Access License (CAL).
If you're getting the exception on the first report request, then that likely means you have the complimentary copy of CR Server XI, that comes with zero CALs and five Named User Licenses.
You won't be able to use unmanaged reporting with the complimentary version. You may want to modify your code to use managed reporting.
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