Error when publishing report to remote crystal 2008 server

Question

In attempting to publish a report to a remote crystal server (see code below) I get this exception. 
Since the server is on a remote host, it doesn't make sense to me to set the BOBJHome property or pass the file path.  This is why I am using the addUniqueFile() with the byte[] parameter file contents. 
Is this the cause?  Is there a better way?  Please let me know if anyone has ideas. 
Thanks,
--Jeff.
[http-8080-Processor25] ERROR gov.nrc.nsts.reporting.backend.helpers.PublishCrystalReportHelper - Could not publish report, exception:
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.managedreports.reportadd.internal.b: Adding Crystal Report "6cc6326cc9dbc0" failed. An internal error occurred.
      at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.managedreports.reportadd.internal.d.a(Unknown Source)
      at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.managedreports.reportadd.internal.d.refreshReportObjectProperties(Unknown Source)
      at com.crystaldecisions.sdk.plugin.desktop.report.internal.m.refreshProperties(Unknown Source)
      at gov.nrc.nsts.reporting.backend.helpers.PublishCrystalReportHelper.execute(PublishCrystalReportHelper.java:99)
     public void execute() {
          try {
               // Ensure that the new parent is a folder
               String query = "SELECT * FROM CI_INFOOBJECTS "
                   + "WHERE SI_ID = '" + cmsId + "'";
               IInfoObjects parents = oInfoStore.query(query);
               if (parents.size() != 1) {
                    resultSet.addException(new Exception("Parent Element not found: CMSID="+cmsId) );
                    return;
              IInfoObject parent = (IInfoObject) parents.get(0);
              // Enforce business logic
              if ((parent instanceof IFolder)==false) {
                   // Can't add folder to a non-folder
                    resultSet.addException(new Exception("Parent element must be a Folder: " + parent.getTitle()));
                    return;
               //You need to set the CeEnterpriseContext.BOBJ_ENTERPRISE_HOME property first
               //in order to upload new reports because the runtime needs to have access
               //to some utility files located in the Business Object Home directory
               //Modify this to point to your Business Objects installation directory
               //String BOBJHome = "C:\\Program Files\\Business Objects";
               //Retrieve the system properties
               //Properties properties = System.getProperties();
               //Set the Business Objects home directory
               //properties.setProperty(CeEnterpriseContext.BOBJ_ENTERPRISE_HOME, BOBJHome);
               //Update the system proeprties
               //System.setProperties(properties);   
               //Retrieve the PluginMgr object.
               IPluginMgr oPluginMgr = oInfoStore.getPluginMgr();
               //Use PluginManager to retrieve the Report plugin, which is needed to publish a new report.
               IPluginInfo oPluginInfoNewReport = oPluginMgr.getPluginInfo("CrystalEnterprise.Report");
               //Create a new InfoObjects collection to add the new report to
               IInfoObjects oInfoObjects = oInfoStore.newInfoObjectCollection();
               //Add the newly created report plugin to the oInfoObjects collection. This will create
               //a new InfoObject based on the type of plugin passed in.
               oInfoObjects.add(oPluginInfoNewReport);
               //Retrieve the newly created report InfoObject
               IInfoObject oInfoObjectNewReport = (IInfoObject)oInfoObjects.get(0);
               //Set the report name and file location
               InstanceNameBean inb = (InstanceNameBean)Helper.getDto(params, InstanceNameBean.class);
               oInfoObjectNewReport.setTitle(inb.getName());
               //FilePathBean fpb = (FilePathBean)Helper.getDto(params, FilePathBean.class);
               //oInfoObjectNewReport.getFiles().addFile(fpb.getPath());
               byte[] reportContents = (byte[])Helper.getDto(params, byte[].class);
               oInfoObjectNewReport.getFiles().addUniqueFile(reportContents);
               //Set the parent folder for the new report.
               oInfoObjectNewReport.properties().setProperty(CePropertyID.SI_PARENTID, cmsId);
               //Refresh the report properties to update the new report information before
               //committing the changes to the InfoStore
               IReport oReport = (IReport)oInfoObjectNewReport;
     -->          oReport.refreshProperties();  <-- !!throws exception here!!
               //Commit the new collection to the CMS using the commit method. This publishes the new report.
               oInfoStore.commit(oInfoObjects);
          } catch (SDKException e) {
              logger.error("Could not publish report, exception: ", e);
               resultSet.addException(e);

Answer 1

This is an example of a stored procedure that is trying to be linked to a new report as the only datasource.
If I remove the parameter I can create a report, however this will return all of the results of thw query to the report, rather than the desired results. If I add the parameter on the Crystal Report, the stored procedure then has to return all of the results to Crystal and then perform the filtering of records. By using a parameter in the stored procedure, you should be able to do all of the filtering as part of the query on the databse server, making this more efficient.