salio truncado el envio anterior ... alternativa 1 in the Program Files in one of the Microsoft Folders (can't remember the exact location) you can find Product.xml. Just search for it. Once you locate the file open it as ADMINISTRATOR. In some cases you may not have that option. What would you need to do is to make yourself owner of the file. Then open it in Notepad or whatever program using it. Locate the lines where you see <--86 and <--64 Comment out the lines below that. Restart your computer. It should work. alternativa 2 Crystal Reports does not initialize with x64 configuration. Please change the configuration to x86 and it now initializes. Steps: Go to your application project, right click, and select "Properties" On the Build tab, find the Platform Target combo box. It probably says, "Any CPU". Change this to x86 and your project will compile for 32 bit only, thus eliminating the issue. alternativa 3 Please kindly check all the steps below in order to run your Crystal Report properly: 1. Please make sure the CR version installed on the server matches the one you use on your application/website2. Please make sure that the assemblies of the CR installed on the server are referenced correctly on your web.config3. Please make sure you set the application pool of your application to operate under LOCAL SERVICE permission4. Please make sure FULL TRUST mode is enabled on your operating folder5. Please make sure crystalreportviewer and aspnet_client folders are copied to your operating folder.
--- El mié 10-abr-13, Alberto Paz <albertoe...@yahoo.com.ar> escribió: De: Alberto Paz <albertoe...@yahoo.com.ar> Asunto: [puntonet] Crystal Reports 10.5 for VS2008 deploy en aplicación ASP.NET Para: puntonet@mug.org.ar Fecha: miércoles, 10 de abril de 2013, 16:48 Matias: tenele fe a Ricardo ... estas usando este runtime ??? runtime crystal reports for visual studio 2008https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100009351332008E/CRBasicVS2008_redist_x64.zip alternativas para chequear ... ( me gusta la 2 ...) alternativa 1 in the Program Files in one of the Microsoft Folders (can't remember the exact location) you can find Product.xml. Just search for it. Once you locate the file open it as ADMINISTRATOR. In some cases you may not have that option. What would you need to do is to make yourself owner of the file. Then open it in Notepad or whatever program using it. Locate the lines where you see <--86 and <--64 Comment out the lines below that. Restart your computer. It should work. alternativa 2 Crystal Reports does not initialize with x64 configuration. Please change the configuration to x86 and it now initializes.
