RE: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 ohhhh the pain

2002-12-23 Thread Sean McCarthy
No I am not passing the login and pass in the url.  If you leave the params
blank it uses the nt auth.  Heres how I ended up getting it to work.

http://mybox.box.com/crystal/enterprise/viewer/viewrpt.cwr?apsauthtype=secWi
ndowsNTid=204


If you have any other techniques for this please let me know.

Thanks for your reply

Sean



-Original Message-
From: Frank Mamone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 9:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


Do you really want to pass the username and password in the URL?

I'm not sure how you are trying to implement your reports, but if you give
some details I may be able to help as we use reporting with CF/Crystal
extensively.

-Frank

- Original Message -
From: Sean McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: OT: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


 Hi,
 We are attempting to use Crystal Enterprise with windows auth.
 Everything is configured according to the docs they have provided but
 unfortunately the windows auth through iis works but the user is still
 prompted with the login box for crystal enterprise.  I can select 'nt
auth'
 from the crystal drop down enter no credentials and hit submit and it
knows
 who i am.  I believe everything is working properly but crystal needs to
 create some sort of cookie?through the submit from the crystal auth
 screen.


 How can I avoid this screen and just get directly to the report with my
auth
 information?  I guess how can I create the cookie on the fly when
accessing
 the url for the report?  Can I pass generic vars on the url to get it to
 pass and create the cookie?

 This is the only link I have successfully gotten to work:


http://servername/crystal/enterprise/admin/en/admin.cwr?action=logonaps=aps
 nameauth=secWindowsNTusr=pwd

 If I could do this when I call my report url that would be great.


 Thanks for any input you might have


 Sean
 

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RE: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 ohhhh the pain

2002-12-23 Thread Tim Do
CR does set a cookie for each parameter, and i believe the max is 20.
Passing it via url does cause cookie problems.  What I do is use NT
authentication for the login, Just make sure the crystal server is logged in
as a user that the db has an account for.  A problem that I ran across was
subreports, when you use cross db joins, it will get confused with all the
usernames and passwords, so I just used the same usernames and passwords.
FYI, create a list and pass it in as one parameter and strip it apart in CR
that way you won't run into the cookie problem.

-Original Message-
From: Sean McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 9:10 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


No I am not passing the login and pass in the url.  If you leave the params
blank it uses the nt auth.  Heres how I ended up getting it to work.

http://mybox.box.com/crystal/enterprise/viewer/viewrpt.cwr?apsauthtype=secWi
ndowsNTid=204


If you have any other techniques for this please let me know.

Thanks for your reply

Sean



-Original Message-
From: Frank Mamone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 21, 2002 9:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


Do you really want to pass the username and password in the URL?

I'm not sure how you are trying to implement your reports, but if you give
some details I may be able to help as we use reporting with CF/Crystal
extensively.

-Frank

- Original Message -
From: Sean McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: OT: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


 Hi,
 We are attempting to use Crystal Enterprise with windows auth.
 Everything is configured according to the docs they have provided but
 unfortunately the windows auth through iis works but the user is still
 prompted with the login box for crystal enterprise.  I can select 'nt
auth'
 from the crystal drop down enter no credentials and hit submit and it
knows
 who i am.  I believe everything is working properly but crystal needs to
 create some sort of cookie?through the submit from the crystal auth
 screen.


 How can I avoid this screen and just get directly to the report with my
auth
 information?  I guess how can I create the cookie on the fly when
accessing
 the url for the report?  Can I pass generic vars on the url to get it to
 pass and create the cookie?

 This is the only link I have successfully gotten to work:


http://servername/crystal/enterprise/admin/en/admin.cwr?action=logonaps=aps
 nameauth=secWindowsNTusr=pwd

 If I could do this when I call my report url that would be great.


 Thanks for any input you might have


 Sean
 


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Re: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 ohhhh the pain

2002-12-21 Thread Frank Mamone
Do you really want to pass the username and password in the URL?

I'm not sure how you are trying to implement your reports, but if you give
some details I may be able to help as we use reporting with CF/Crystal
extensively.

-Frank

- Original Message -
From: Sean McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 11:12 PM
Subject: OT: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 o the pain


 Hi,
 We are attempting to use Crystal Enterprise with windows auth.
 Everything is configured according to the docs they have provided but
 unfortunately the windows auth through iis works but the user is still
 prompted with the login box for crystal enterprise.  I can select 'nt
auth'
 from the crystal drop down enter no credentials and hit submit and it
knows
 who i am.  I believe everything is working properly but crystal needs to
 create some sort of cookie?through the submit from the crystal auth
 screen.


 How can I avoid this screen and just get directly to the report with my
auth
 information?  I guess how can I create the cookie on the fly when
accessing
 the url for the report?  Can I pass generic vars on the url to get it to
 pass and create the cookie?

 This is the only link I have successfully gotten to work:


http://servername/crystal/enterprise/admin/en/admin.cwr?action=logonaps=aps
 nameauth=secWindowsNTusr=pwd

 If I could do this when I call my report url that would be great.


 Thanks for any input you might have


 Sean
 
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OT: Crystal Reports Enterprise 8.5 ohhhh the pain

2002-12-17 Thread Sean McCarthy
Hi,
We are attempting to use Crystal Enterprise with windows auth.
Everything is configured according to the docs they have provided but
unfortunately the windows auth through iis works but the user is still
prompted with the login box for crystal enterprise.  I can select 'nt auth'
from the crystal drop down enter no credentials and hit submit and it knows
who i am.  I believe everything is working properly but crystal needs to
create some sort of cookie?through the submit from the crystal auth
screen.  


How can I avoid this screen and just get directly to the report with my auth
information?  I guess how can I create the cookie on the fly when accessing
the url for the report?  Can I pass generic vars on the url to get it to
pass and create the cookie?

This is the only link I have successfully gotten to work:

http://servername/crystal/enterprise/admin/en/admin.cwr?action=logonaps=aps
nameauth=secWindowsNTusr=pwd

If I could do this when I call my report url that would be great.


Thanks for any input you might have


Sean
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