Can't found rpt files under weblogic

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<p>hi.</p><p>   in my local, the runtime environment is: oracle9, weblog8 and jdk1.4. now the tests are all ok. i want to deploy the project to server.</p><p>i&#39;ve two questions to be solved.</p><p>   1.  2006-12-21 11:31:32,937 [com.businessobjects.reports.sdk.JRCCommunicationAdapter]-[ERROR] </p><p>        The report   file was not found</p><p>        2006-12-21 11:31:32,999 [com.businessobjects.reports.sdk.JRCCommunicationAdapter]-[ERROR] JRCAgent1</p><p>      detected an exception: not found</p><p> C:/bea/user_projects/domains/develop/myserver/.wlnotdelete/extract/myserver_WebRoot_WebRoot/jarfiles/real.rpt    <br /></p><p>   in CRConfig.xml, <reportlocation>../../report</reportlocation>, the system couldn&#39;t found rpt file.</p><p>   the report file contains all rpt files.  </p><p>   2.  in the rpt file, the data source is using jdbc, if the db is chanaged, i have to update these connection one by one ?</p><p>   i&#39;m puzzle.</p><p>   please help me . . </p><p> </p>

Answer 1

Getting the JRC to work with Weblogic 8 requires a little extra configuration. We have the steps detailed in our Release Notes which can be found here:
<a href="http://diamond.businessobjects.com/node/447">http://diamond.businessobjects.com/node/447</a>. However, to save you some time I have copied the contents in this thread as well:
<i>
When using the BEA WebLogic server, it may be unable to resolve the report location and you may see the error, "Report cannot be found". There are two ways to resolve this problem. </i>
<b>Workaround 1:</b>
1. Remove the <reportlocation> element from the CRConfig.xml file.
2. Place your .rpt files in the WEB-INF/classes folder of the WAR file. Alternatively, package the .rpt files in a JAR file and place it in the WEB-INF/lib folder.
3. When invoking the 'IReportSourceFactory2.createReport Source' or the 'ReportClientDocument.open' method to obtain a report source or report client document, use the report name as the value of the report location parameter. For example, the report location could be specified as "/myReport.rpt", where myReport.rpt is either located in the /WEB-INF/classes folder or in a JAR file located in the /WEB-INF/lib folder.
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Workaround 2:</b>
1. Remove the <reportlocation> element from the CRConfig.xml file.
2. Modify your JSP to use the absolute path to the report name. For example, you could call clientdoc.open(application.getRealPath( "") + "
" + "YourReport.rpt", 0). Note: For workaround 2, you do not need to move the report files.
Give this a try.
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