Update Vb6 Aplication from Crystal Report 8.5 to Crystal Report 2008

Hi, I have a product developed with Crystal Report 8.5 in which use CrViewer.dll, CrDesignerCtrl.dll and craxddrt.dll , this application is built in vb 6.0 and require upgrade to new versions of Crystal Report, test with version XI and with some changes achieved without much problem migrating to this version, try the same with the 2008 version (version 12) but did not find the COM versions of these components, I would say if there is any way to migrate my application to this new version?

Well, you can migrate, you can not upgrade (semantics I suppose). E.g.; the RDC was deprecated in CR XI r1 and retired in CR 2008. Thus there is no way for you to upgrade to version 12 of the RDC as there is no such thing. So, from here, you have two options: migrate / port the app to .NET, or Java SDKs.
Re. RDC, see my blog here:
/people/ludek.uher/blog/2008/10/20/report-designer-component--past-present-future
For porting the app to .NET, see this article:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e0eb394f-931e-2b10-3b82-9413bfc3f457
Ludek

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