Crystal Reports - WCS (Web Component Server) and CMS login confusion

Hi,
I reinstalled the WCS after trying to restart the various servers/services for Crystal and having the Event ID 34400:
-Original Problem-
The description for Event ID ( 34400 ) in Source ( Crystal_WebConnector ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: assert failure in file (Y:\backend\WebAppServer\wsconnector\src\isapi\workerpool.cpp) at line 94. (false : Request failed with code 3 and error message Communication failed with all configured Web Component Servers because they are disabled or not currently running. If this problem continues, please contact the system administrator.)..
-Current Problem (after uninstalling and reinstalling WCS - yuck)-
Anyway, now I'm unable to log back into the CMS through the WCS (See screenshot: <a href="http://www.picsaway.com/view/crystalproblm-95f6e20632.jpg">http://www.picsaway.com/thumbs/crystalproblm-95f6e20632.jpg</a> )
Is it definitely the same username and password on the right box as used in the left box? I don't know what the password is (and have asked a colleague but received no response yet). The CMS is running on the same computer as the WCS so I was hoping not to have to authenicate via WindowsNT/Enterprise/LDAP (the 3 options).
So.. I'm sorry for the ramble but I've made a problem worse trying to fix it and am not sure where to go from here.
Thanks,
Hew
Edited by: staid03 on Jul 16, 2009 4:59 AM

Hi,
We're going to reinstall CR onto a different computer. Please close this thread.
Thanks.

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Subject: RE: Crystal Reports 5.0 (32-Bit) and Forte 2.0H16 on NT
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From: Tim Hagemann [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, September 21, 1998 11:27 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Crystal Reports 5.0 (32-Bit) and Forte2.0H16 on NT 3.51
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<schema>.<table>. You can change that by going to the Database Location menu
item and cutting the schema prefix off. You should do that for every table in
the report. The PESetNthTableLogOnInfo function will, I believe, not change
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off, otherwise those tables will be skipped, since the propagate feature applies
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Sybase, etc.
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change the connect-string.
Our experience is, you have to do both: change the report and call the
other function for the subreports.
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Union-Investment, Frankfurt / Main, Germany
e-mail: [email protected]
From: Ajith Kallambella M[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Mittwoch, 23. September 1998 15:17
To: [email protected]; ForteUsers; [email protected]
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report template. So if you have to use an other
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upgrade to CrystalReports 6.0.
FYI, there is no ActiveX control supplied withCrystalReports 5.0 -
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I installed the Runtime libraries on the production server from the following url:
http://support.businessobjects.com/downloads/runtime.asp
I noticed that the installer does not work, it assumes your default website folder is hardcoded to c:\inetpub\wwwrooot
My installation it is on the d: drive with the same path.
I copied the c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\system_web\2_0_50727\crystalreportviewers12 to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client\system_web\2_0_50727\crystalreportviewers12.
The reports seemed to run.
However, more often than nought, when exporting or printing I receive the following error message:
Failed to export using the options you specified. Please check your options and try again.

The load may be light, but the number of report the app potentially runs is not. Are you destroying the report objects once you get done with them? A code something like htis should be implemented:
Dim report as New ReportDocument
Protected Sub Page_load()
End Sub
Private Page_Unload()
report.close()
report.dispose()
GC.Collect
End Sub
//C# (on form open):
private void WebForm1_Init(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
    if (boReportDocument != null)
        boReportDocument.Close();
        boReportDocument.Dispose();
        GC.Collect();
// C# on form close
private void Page_Unload(object sender, EventArgs e)
        if (boReportDocument != null)
        { boReportDocument.Close();
            boReportDocument.Dispose();
            GC.Collect();
Ludek

ASP Crystal Report 2008 (12) Oracle 9 and Visual Basic!

Hi All,
I'm mainting an old application and I need to simulate the same client environment in my machine.
I have a VB application (with COM+ server components) that's creates a report object with parameters. But the only thing that this application does it's call an ASP page that contains all the logic to call a .rpt file, connect to Oracle 9i and then show the crystal report inside a MS webbrowser component (activeX) in the VB form.
I already setup the IIS, and the site there, I put all the .rpt files in the site and if you try to access without calling from VB you can run the asp pages, but the reports still doesn't appears.
These ASP pages should connect to Oracle and then show the rpt file, but I'm facing the following error:
The url that's the application creates is for example this: http://localhost/application1/createreport.asp?sSessionId=2&ReportName=TransactionsProcessed.rpt&parameter1&parameter2... etc etc...
Script Error Number: -21471922153
File could not be opened because the library "P2sora7.dll" cannot be found.
User Error Text: An error has ocurred in CreateReport.asp while logging onto the Oracle database server. Please try again.
I already check the database connection and it is working fine using ODBC, and the application works fine with the database.
The file p2sora.dll is in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32, I already copied from another machine, and I have installed Crystal Report 2008 (12) in my server machine with Windows 2003 server, that's the application and web server where report should be run. I know that the old application was executed with Crystal 7, but I cannot found this version to buy.
Edited by: Don Williams on Mar 21, 2010 9:05 AM

This is the code of the createPage.asp that it's called from VB:
<%
On Error Resume Next
Dim sDLLName
Dim sDatabaseType
Dim sServerName
Dim sUserId
Dim sPassword
Dim arrayInteger
Dim sReportDbName
Dim oTransStore
Dim oReportObject
Dim oCRSections
Dim oCRSection
Dim oCRSubReportObject
Dim oCRReportObjects
Dim oCRReportObject
Dim oCRSubReport
Dim oCRPageEngine
Dim sSessionId, sReportPath, sReportName, sTablename
' Errorhandling Parameters
Dim lUserErrorNumber, sUserErrorText
' -- Get parameters --
sSessionId = Request.QueryString("SessionId")
sReportName = Request.QueryString("ReportName")
sStartDay = Request.QueryString("StartDay")
sStartMonth = Request.QueryString("StartMonth")
sStartYear = Request.QueryString("StartYear")
sEndDay = Request.QueryString("EndDay")
sEndMonth = Request.QueryString("EndMonth")
sEndYear = Request.QueryString("EndYear")
sAccName = Request.QueryString("AccId")
sUserName = Request.QueryString("UserName")
' -- Initialisation --
Session("ImageFolder") = ".\images"
sDatabaseType = Request.QueryString("DbType")
sServerName = Request.QueryString("ServerName")
sUserId = Request.QueryString("DbUserId")
sPassword = Request.QueryString("DbPassword")
sReportPath = Request.QueryString("ReportsFolder")
' -- Select DLL for DB Type
- Hide quoted text -
sDLLName = "P2sora7.dll"
Response.Write "DATABASE SELECCIONADA: " & sDatabaseType
Select Case sDatabaseType
Case "Oracle":
sDLLName = "P2sora7.dll"
sReportDbName = ""
        Case "SQLServer":
             sDLLName = "P2ssql.dll"
sReportDbName = Request.QueryString("ReportsDbName")
        Case "Informix":
             sDLLName = "P2sifmx.dll"
End Select
' -- Set the ErrorNumber to 400 and sErrorText.
sUserErrorText = "An error has occurred in CreateReport.asp while loading the report details. CreateObject(CrystalRuntime.Application) . Please try again."
lUserErrorNumber = 400

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