Missing BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Providers assembly

Post Author: pkellogg
CA Forum: .NET
We are going through the tutorials and looking at the examples using the BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Providers assembly. The tutorial shows using this assembly for creating the BOEMembershipProvider in the web.config. The problem is the BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Providers cannot be found anywhere. Is there an update to the tutorial examples? The code in the example is: <membership defaultProvider="myBOEMembershipProvider1"> <providers> <add name="myBOEMembershipProvider1" type="BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Providers.BOEMembershipProvider" applicationName="MyApplication1" connectionStringName="CMS1" enableCookies="true" authentication="secEnterprise"/> </providers>
</membership>
the assemblies section shows using the missing assembly:
<add assembly="BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Providers, Version=11.5.3300.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=692FBEA5521E1304"/>

Post Author: MJ@BOBJ
CA Forum: .NET
You can download the BOE .NET Providers from the following link:
http://www.businessobjects.com/products/downloadcenter/boeproxi.asp
-MJ

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I got this exception importing the universe from cms in the Translation Manager:
[repo_proxy 37] UniverseFacade::importUniverse - (Helpers::InfoStore::ObjectFileHandle::extractContent) Local file copy has failed Errore del File Repository Server: La directory C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Dati applicazioni\Business Objects\Business Objects 12.0\Universes\@l3_dwhsrv_6400\Folder 95/Universes\ richiesta u00E8 inesistente.(hr=#0x80042a4a)
I'd like to know if:
1) Is this a problem because of the Virtual PC virtual machine?
2) Is this a problem because of the BO problem with underscore in the host name?
and
3) How can I resolve this problem without changing the host name?
Thank you for your attention,
Giorgio
Edited by: Agliano Giorgio on Jul 21, 2009 12:28 PM

Hi Agliano,
changing the Hostname of a Server after BO is installed is a bad idea ! The WAR files for your Tomcat are in some sort "hardcoded".
I would suggest re- deploying your war files on the Tomcat would fix this issue. Check SAP Note - 1308027 for assistance.
Regards
-Seb.

Oracle BI Publisher Vs BusinessObjects Enterprise XI

Hi,
It would be greatfula if any ioone explains thediffence between Oracle BI Publisher and BusinessObjects Enterprise XI
regards
ravindra

Aside from functionality (BI Publisher is still fairly new and has some issues to overcome), and ease of use at the end-user level, the major difference can best be described as such:
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ for BO
$$ for BI Publisher

Where to get the BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK - Java Libraries

Hi All,
I have installed the Crystal Report Server XI R2 but where to get the java sdk that I will use in my client j2ee web application?
These are the folders in my CR Server directory.
/BusinessObjects Enterprise 11.5
/Business Objects/common/3.5/java/lib
It seems that I will get the jar from this folder but what are those jars?
/Business Objects/common/3.5/java/lib
What are the list of jars that my client web application used?
Basically in doing my POC work I need these library imports
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.exception.*"%>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.framework.*"%>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.infostore.*"%>
<%@ page import="com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.managedreports.*"%>
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rulix
Edited by: Rulix Batistil on Nov 4, 2008 11:38 AM

Hi Rulix
From the packages that you have included ,it seems that you are using managed RAS SDK for the functionality that you want to implement.
Here is a listing of the JAR files that you would require in your RAS application. Please note that you would require the enterprise jars and the Crystal connection jars.
- boconfig.jar
- cecore.jar
- celib.jar
- ceplugins.jar
- cereports.jar
- certj.jar
- cesession.jar
- ceutils.jar
- cexsd.jar
- Concurrent.jar
- corbaidl.jar
- CRDBJavabeansServer.jar
- CRDBJavaServer.jar
- CRDBJavaServerCommon.jar
- CRDBJDBCServer.jar
- CRDBXMLExternal.jar
- CRDBXMLServer.jar
- crlov.jar
- crlovexternal.jar
- crlovmanifest.jar
- ebus405.jar
- freessl201.jar
- icu4j.jar
- jaxrpc.jar
- jrcadapter.jar
- jrcerom.jar
- jsafe.jar
- jtools.jar
- log4j.jar
- MetafileRenderer.jar
- pullparser.jar
- rasapp.jar
- rascore.jar
- rpoifs.jar
- saaj.jar
- Serialization.jar
- sslj.jar
- u211java.jar
- URIUtil.jar
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- xbean.jar
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- xml-apis.jar
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Thanks
Soni

BusinessObjects Enterprise Client Tools XI 3.1 SP3 Connection Error

Hello everybody,
I installed BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 SP3 on the server, the server has Windows Server Enterprise 2007.
Locally, in my Laptop, I installed the BusinessObjects Enterprise Client Tools XI 3.1 SP3, but i can´t connect with the CMS using the Webi, or anyother tool to the server. I made everything that is in the administrator, installation and configuration guides, but reading the administrator guide for Query as a WebService I read that if you install the BusinessObjects Enterprise Tools you need a key license to us it, the question will be this.
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Thanks and regards.

You do not need separate or additional license for the Client Tools.
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Could not load type 'BusinessObjects.Enterprise.Provider.BOEMembershipProvi

I am using ASP.Net (.NET Framework 3.5) and VS 2010 and BOE XI 3.1 Server. I am trying to write a .NET WEB App and use BOE Membershipprovider class and keep getting this message. I have followed the steps mentioned in SAP BOE SDK Document and added provider info in WEB Config File and as soon as I hit Login Control's Submit button, It is throwing this message. Any help is greatly appreciated

Hello Srikanth,
From your post, I'm assuming:
1. You're developing a BusinessObjects Enterprise .NET SDK application.
2. You're not using the standalone Crystal Reports engine, specifically the Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 engine.
3. You've installed the XI 3.1 BusinessObjects Enterprise .NET SDK MSI runtime installation package.
4. You've found that the runtime does not contain the BusinessObjects Enterprise Provider libraries.
That's expected, since the Provider is only installed with the BusinessObjects Enterprise installation media, and not with the MSI.
But I'll also ask you if the Provider is what you really need. The provider libraries just provides a data source into the BusinessObjects Enterprise file/folder structure - there is no UI component associated with them. In fact, the .NET InfoView doesn't use them.
My recommendation would be to use the BusinessObjects Enterprise .NET SDK directly, and develop the UI yourself, since the UI components are not available with the SDKs provided with the product.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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