We have built a Crystal Reports extension to our servlet application that is called via JAWIN/COM/.NET - I know, it sounds horrible doesn't it, but if you've ever worked with the c**p that is Crystal Reports for Eclipse, you'll understand why we have to do it this way.
The JNI library (JAWIN) is loaded with loadlibrary, this communicates to a COM object written in C# that communicates with CR via an assembly. This all works fine in our Tomcat development environment (IDEA) and also works fine if we start Tomcat from the startup.bat file i.e. interactively. However, when we run Tomcat as a service, the report viewer section of our application fails when instantiating the JAWIN object with a "Cannot load dependent files" problem. This is obviously a permissions/security issue but despite changing the logon user/password of the service to a privileged, local administrator account, I can't make it work. Has anyone got any suggestions? Thanks, Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
