Terri,

This doesn't specifically address your problem, but hope it provides some
help in that direction.

I had CF templates and CR .rpt files in the same directory on the same
server, and couldn't see the reports until I used the following syntax:

<CFREPORT REPORT="#GetDirectoryFromPath(CF_TEMPLATE_PATH)#arnotat.rpt" 
DATASOURCE="ALPHA">
</CFREPORT
        
Hope this helps.

Ben Braver
Information Technology
Ultramar Inc.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Terri Stocke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 4:24 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFREPORT (can't find .rpt file)


Hey all,

I'm using CFREPORT for the first time, and it's driving me batty.

The report I'm trying to access is on a different server than my calling 
template (not running CF on that server), and it has the Crystal Reports Web

Component Service installed. (We want the reports to be served via a user's 
web browser, without any addt'l client software installed.)

I have tried every syntax I can think of in the CFREPORT tag to point to 
that .rpt file, but I get the error:

"The report file you have specified (mypath) either does not exist or is not

accessible to the ColdFusion service. Please verify that the name of the 
report file is spelled correctly and that the file is located in a directory

which is accessible to the ColdFusion
service."

Okay, so I copied the .rpt file and placed it in the SAME directory as the 
calling CF template. However, that server does not have the web component 
service installed, and I keep getting the error that there "is not enough 
memory to complete the request." If I reach out to the CF server to see 
what's going on, There is a popup error message that states "file could not 
be opened." Now, normally I would just install the web component server and 
that probably would solve it, but my boss has the disk and he is out of 
town. It's driving me crazy because I KNOW there should be a way to call 
this template from a different server that is NOT running CF. Can anyone 
help me out?

Thanks in advance!
Terri
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