Migrating from 32 bit to 64 bit verison of Crystal Report on Visual Studio C++ App

Hi ,
I am working on a C++ Migration project in which I need to migrate all our code from VS2005 to VS2010.
And also I need to change the architecture of it, previously it was on x86 arch. now I need to port it to x64 Arch.
The problem is that we are using Crystal reports and Crystal report viewer in out project which is of 32 bit.
And to make it workable I havee to use Crystal report of x64 bit.
TO compile the application correctly Ineed some of .dll and .h files of Crystal reports(It's how we build the C++ solution).
I downloaded bunch of trial versions from the site including following
SAP Crystal Reports 2013 30-Day Evaluation
SAP Crystal Server 2013
Installation package which installs the software into the Visual Studio IDE
SAP Crystal Reports runtime redistribution packages (no IDE integration)
but in any of installation I didn't find the lib or inc folder.
Am I missing any thing here?
Regards,
Sagar K.

Good questions:
1. What is the equivalent of Report Designer COM (CRAXDRT) in Java that I can leverage to create reports?
I am not sure what you are specifically referring to when you say "Report Designer COM". The RDC had what was called the "Embeddable Designer" that you could run in a VB app and the users could design reports on the fly. There is nothing equivalent to that in any CR SDK anymore. There are "Report Creation APIs" available in RAS, but no runtime designer as such.
2. Can I use RAS in Java to trigger ActiveX controls to open/print RPT's using Crystal Reports Viewer?
Well, ActiveX viewer is gone - only activeX component is for client side printing using the .NET amd Java SDKs.
3. Does the Eclipse kit have everything I need here? Will this work with CR2013?
Yes, it has everything you need and even though the CR for Eclipse is CR 2008 equivalent, reports created in CR 2013 will work fine.
Just an FYI, there should be an update for CR for E sometime later this year, but an ETA is not even on the horizon yet.
- Ludek
Oh - I think this forum post will be of interest:
CRJ SDK
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