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Hi
I added the crystal vcl . I attempted to open a report with just a text field,
(No Database Conn)
Crpe.name = cr
This is my code on a vcl form (On button click)
Procedure Tform2.button1click(Sender:Tobject);
Begin
cr.Clear;
cr.Printjobs(1);
cr.ReportName:= 'C:\Temp\Report1.rpt';
cr.output := toprinter;
cr.execute;
End;
End.
When I run this I get a warning popup
Error 507
OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob>
Please help!!! |
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I've got the same problem. Did you find a solution?
Hi
I added the crystal vcl . I attempted to open a report with just a text field,
(No Database Conn)
Crpe.name = cr
This is my code on a vcl form (On button click)
Procedure Tform2.button1click(Sender:Tobject);
Begin
cr.Clear;
cr.Printjobs(1);
cr.ReportName:= 'C:\Temp\Report1.rpt';
cr.output := toprinter;
cr.execute;
End;
End.
When I run this I get a warning popup
Error 507
OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob>
Please help!!! |
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Did anyone find a resolution to this problem? I have Delphi 2009 and Crystal XI with the same problem.
I've got the same problem. Did you find a solution?
Hi
I added the crystal vcl . I attempted to open a report with just a text field,
(No Database Conn)
Crpe.name = cr
This is my code on a vcl form (On button click)
Procedure Tform2.button1click(Sender:Tobject);
Begin
cr.Clear;
cr.Printjobs(1);
cr.ReportName:= 'C:\Temp\Report1.rpt';
cr.output := toprinter;
cr.execute;
End;
End.
When I run this I get a warning popup
Error 507
OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob>
Please help!!! |
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Hello,
I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Kimberly
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Hello,
I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Kimberly
Hi Kimberly
How did you exactly do this?
Replaced all instances of string with ansistring in all the .pas files or what?
Would really like to get this working.
Kind Regards
Edited by: Heine Mann on Aug 12, 2009 11:59 PM |
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Hello,
I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Kimberly
Any chance you'd be willing to share your updated source code? |
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I have the same problem, can you please send this vcl to me?
Thank you very much,
Sandro.
email: sandroadad at terra dot com dot br
Hello,
I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Kimberly
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Hello,
I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Kimberly
Hi Kimberly
How to fixed the VCL, please tell step by step for fixed this VCL
Thank's
Suga |
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I ended up fixing this by converting the Crystal reports vcl files to use AnsiString, AnsiChar, etc instead of String, Char, etc. Now reports work.
Indeed, I am now doing the same thing for Crystal Reports XI R2. After some research I found out that Crystal Reports 2008 cannot be used this way because it no longer supports COM/RDM. No matter what I tried, I could not load the library crpe32.dll. Detail: cpre32.dll version 11.x is 8 MB while the version 12.x is just over 1 MB so stuff got moved/removed.
So one step back to Crystal Reports XI.
I actually have the Print working just fine now. The trick is that the API expects PAnsiChar, and Delphi2009 interprets the PChar in the VCL as a PWideChar (unicode). Before I continue converting the VCL to use AnsiChar, does anyone know if the crpe32.dll perhaps also supports Unicode calls?
For example: In CRDynamic.pas, function PEGetHandleString uses 'PEGetHandleString', based on PAnsiChar. But is there a 'PEGetHandleStringW' to use with PWideChar????? That would be sweet 
(To bad Embarcadero switched to Rave Reports without providing the engineers a way to move their already designed Crystal Reports to Rave so I'll just have to keep Crystal going for a few years...)
Regards,
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Hi
I added the crystal vcl .
Where did you find the VCL for Crystal XI?
Alan |
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This didn't help as much as I'd hoped. The problem is that I'd already had a working copy of the vcl above that runs in d2007 vs crXI, but get errors rebuilding it to work in d2009
(and assuming d2010).
In UCrpe32.pas
case ReportOptions.convertDateTimeType of
PE_RPTOPT_CVTDATETIMETOSTR : FConvertDateTimeType := ToString;
throws this error
[DCC Error] UCrpe32.pas(15692): E2010 Incompatible types: 'TCrDateTimeType' and 'string'
FConvertDateTimeType : TCrDateTimeType;
TCrDateTimeType = (ToString, ToDate, ToDateTime);
All that said, can you post some of the code you have that works with d2009 on?
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This didn't help as much as I'd hoped. The problem is that I'd already had a working copy of the vcl above that runs in d2007 vs crXI, but get errors rebuilding it to work in d2009
(and assuming d2010).
In UCrpe32.pas
case ReportOptions.convertDateTimeType of
PE_RPTOPT_CVTDATETIMETOSTR : FConvertDateTimeType := ToString;
change it to
PE_RPTOPT_CVTDATETIMETOSTR : FConvertDateTimeType := UCrpe32.ToString;
this will let you compile and install it but still get error when open a report
throws this error
[DCC Error] UCrpe32.pas(15692): E2010 Incompatible types: 'TCrDateTimeType' and 'string'
FConvertDateTimeType : TCrDateTimeType;
TCrDateTimeType = (ToString, ToDate, ToDateTime);
All that said, can you post some of the code you have that works with d2009 on?
i am getting the 507 error it comes about because
FCrpeEngine.PEOpenPrintJob
seems to always return 0 regardless of what is passed to it
i tryied to change pchar to PAnsiChar as described above but it did not seem to have any real effect
Edited by: Sean Ouckama on Sep 22, 2009 8:28 PM |
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i am getting the 507 error it comes about because
FCrpeEngine.PEOpenPrintJob
seems to always return 0 regardless of what is passed to it
i tryied to change pchar to PAnsiChar as described above but it did not seem to have any real effect
Hi,
I have fixed the exact same thing in the following way:
The CRPE32.DLL supports both Normal as WideChar functions. In D2009 Char has become WideChar instead of AnsiChar in D2007. Change the CRPE procedure names in CRDynamic. Originally it calls GetProcAddress(CRDEngine, 'PEOpenPrintJob'), but use GetProcAddress(CRDEngine, 'PEOpenPrintJobW') instead.
With any dll viewer you can very simply see what functions have a WideChar variant. You will find that these are the procedures that handle PChars or text lengths..
I now have a VCL port that exports and prints reports ok in the combination D2009, Crystal Reports XI R2 (and SQL server 2008 Express for that matter)
If anyone has a public FTP I will share the code there.
Note it might not be finished, but for me it does the job.
Regards Steven Somer |
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Hi Steven,
I am having the same 507 error when using Delphi 2009, could you send me your modified code? My e-mail is, j dot vdaa at gmail dot com.
Thanks in advance,
John.
i am getting the 507 error it comes about because
FCrpeEngine.PEOpenPrintJob
seems to always return 0 regardless of what is passed to it
i tryied to change pchar to PAnsiChar as described above but it did not seem to have any real effect
Hi,
I have fixed the exact same thing in the following way:
The CRPE32.DLL supports both Normal as WideChar functions. In D2009 Char has become WideChar instead of AnsiChar in D2007. Change the CRPE procedure names in CRDynamic. Originally it calls GetProcAddress(CRDEngine, 'PEOpenPrintJob'), but use GetProcAddress(CRDEngine, 'PEOpenPrintJobW') instead.
With any dll viewer you can very simply see what functions have a WideChar variant. You will find that these are the procedures that handle PChars or text lengths..
I now have a VCL port that exports and prints reports ok in the combination D2009, Crystal Reports XI R2 (and SQL server 2008 Express for that matter)
If anyone has a public FTP I will share the code there.
Note it might not be finished, but for me it does the job.
Regards Steven Somer |
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Hi John,
Unfortunately your mail address does not work: j dot vdaa at gmail dot com
I'll send you when I have the right address
Regards
Steven
Hi Steven,
I am having the same 507 error when using Delphi 2009, could you send me your modified code? My e-mail is, j dot vdaa at gmail dot com.
Thanks in advance,
John.
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Hi John,
Unfortunately your mail address does not work: j dot vdaa at gmail dot com
I'll send you when I have the right address
Regards
Steven
Hi Steven,
I am having the same 507 error when using Delphi 2009, could you send me your modified code? My e-mail is, j dot vdaa at gmail dot com.
Thanks in advance,
John.
Hi Steven,
please could you provide me your working Crystal XI r2 VCL for Delphi 2009, I've got one but I've lot of problems with input paper bin...
Hope your version could help on this point.
Best regards,
David
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Hi Steven,
Sorry forgot one character in my e-mail adres, the correct one is jp dot vdaa at gmail dot com.
Regards,
John
Hi John,
Unfortunately your mail address does not work: j dot vdaa at gmail dot com
I'll send you when I have the right address
Regards
Steven
Hi Steven,
I am having the same 507 error when using Delphi 2009, could you send me your modified code? My e-mail is, j dot vdaa at gmail dot com.
Thanks in advance,
John.
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Steve, could I also get a copy of the code?
Send to sstanek at am-cc.com
(mixed my emails together. this is corrected one...)
If anyone has a public FTP I will share the code there.
Note it might not be finished, but for me it does the job.
Regards Steven Somer
Edited by: Scott Stanek on Oct 27, 2009 9:00 AM |
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You've got mail
Edited by: Steven Somer on Oct 28, 2009 1:01 AM
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You've got mail
Edited by: Steven Somer on Oct 28, 2009 1:01 AM
Thanks (Publicly) for the code.
For anyone who gets the code Steven worked out, just check your version of the runtime.(ie regedit and search in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE for 'SOFTWARE\Business Objects')
I have the older 11.0 version from cr XI not 11.5 form cr XI R2 so I had to mod the code to look there as well:
function GetCommonFilesPath : string;
var
regKey : TRegistry;
s : string;
begin
regKey := TRegistry.Create(KEY_READ);
try
regKey.RootKey := HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE;
//regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Crystal Decisions\10.0\Crystal Reports', False);
//regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal Reports', False)) ;
if( regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal Reports', False)) = False
then
regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.0\Crystal Reports', False);
s := regKey.ReadString('CommonFiles');
Result := AddBackslash(s);
finally
regKey.Free;
end;
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Steven,
could you provide the code please
dbargaud(at)ggh(dot)ch
Thank you for your help.
Brgds.
You've got mail
Edited by: Steven Somer on Oct 28, 2009 1:01 AM
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Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer |
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Hi Steven,
I've made a little fix based on the one provided by Scott Stanek, this way it will works with Crystal Reports versions 11 and 11.5.
Could you perhaps integrate them in your archive this way it won't be necessary to modify the source for each version I allready provide.
See below for the code :
function GetCommonFilesPath : string;
var
regKey : TRegistry;
s : string;
begin
regKey := TRegistry.Create(KEY_READ);
try
regKey.RootKey := HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE;
if not regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal Reports', False) then
regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.0\Crystal Reports', False);
s := regKey.ReadString('CommonFiles');
Result := AddBackslash(s);
finally
regKey.Free;
end;
end;
Thank you for all.
Best Regards,
David
Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer
Edited by: David BARGAUD on Oct 30, 2009 3:15 PM
Edited by: David BARGAUD on Oct 30, 2009 3:20 PM
Edited by: David BARGAUD on Oct 30, 2009 3:21 PM
Edited by: David BARGAUD on Oct 30, 2009 3:43 PM
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Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer
Thank you.
I got following error:
function DiskOptions(const Key : TCrExportDestination) : Pointer;
begin
Result := nil;
case Key of
{Disk}
toFile :
begin
StrPCopy(PEExpOptions.destinationDLLName, 'uxddisk.dll');
PEExpOptions.destinationType := UXDDiskType;
UXDDisk.structSize := SizeOf(UXDDiskOptions);
UXDDisk.filename := PAnsiChar(FFileName); *HERE incompatible types 'AnsiChar' and 'Char'*
Result := Addr(UXDDisk);
end;
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How I have to change this?
Thank you for your help.
Romy
Edited by: Romy Hiller on Oct 13, 2010 2:49 AM
Edited by: Romy Hiller on Oct 13, 2010 2:49 AM |
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Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer
Thank you.
I got following error:
function DiskOptions(const Key : TCrExportDestination) : Pointer;
begin
Result := nil;
case Key of
{Disk}
toFile :
begin
StrPCopy(PEExpOptions.destinationDLLName, 'uxddisk.dll');
PEExpOptions.destinationType := UXDDiskType;
UXDDisk.structSize := SizeOf(UXDDiskOptions);
UXDDisk.filename := PAnsiChar(FFileName); *HERE incompatible types 'AnsiChar' and 'Char'*
Result := Addr(UXDDisk);
end;
..
How I have to change this?
Thank you for your help.
Romy
Edited by: Romy Hiller on Oct 13, 2010 2:49 AM
Edited by: Romy Hiller on Oct 13, 2010 2:49 AM
Hi Romy,
just in case....the following worked for me...
=========== ucrpe32.pas
replaced
UXDDisk.filename :=PChar(FFileName);
with
UXDDisk.filename := pansichar(ansistring(FFileName));
and
=========== crdynamic.pas
type
UXDDiskOptions = record
structSize : Word;
replaced
fileName : PChar;
with
fileName : PansiChar;
end;
hope this helps...thanks to previous posters for helping me!!
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Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer
Hi the file is not longer available...
Could you repost it?
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Hi All,
I'll make life a little easier. Here is a public download:
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Please note it is written for Crystal Reports XI R2, so it checks for version number 11.5. If you want to use it with older versions of Crystal Reports XI you will have to adapt the GetCommonFilesPath as suggested by Scott Stanek.
Good luck with it and tell me if you had to make changes, so I can keep the version up to date.
Regards
Steven Somer
Hi the file is not longer available...
Could you repost it?
thank's |
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I had the same problem only I was using Delphi 2010.
I managed to get hold of Steven Somer via email and he was kind enough to email me the zip file.
This version worked perfectly, as is, for Delphi 2010 Crystal XI R2.
In keeping with the Goodwill that Steven has established in this post I am reposting the code to a public download so others can benefit.
So, special thanks to Steven Somer.
http://www.4shared.com/file/9MwFdYfz/crxi2009s.html
Leonard
Hi the file is not longer available...
Could you repost it?
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I had the same problem only I was using Delphi 2010.
I managed to get hold of Steven Somer via email and he was kind enough to email me the zip file.
This version worked perfectly, as is, for Delphi 2010 Crystal XI R2.
In keeping with the Goodwill that Steven has established in this post I am reposting the code to a public download so others can benefit.
So, special thanks to Steven Somer.
http://www.4shared.com/file/9MwFdYfz/crxi2009s.html
Leonard
Hi the file is not longer available...
Could you repost it?
thank's
Yo intente todas las recomendaciones de esta discusion, la que me resolvio el problema fue bajando el link que publico
Leonard Mann. Tengo Crystal Report 11.5 con Delphi RAD 2010 version 3615 y no podia imprimir por el error 507. Pero con el archivo que aparece en este link cri2009s.html, los reportes corren perfectamente.
Estoy agradecido de todos los que participaron a lo largo de esta discusion, pues sin su ayuda desinteresada, no habria salido a camino tan rapido. |
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Error 507 see pecodes.pdf
PE_ERR_BADFILENAME (507)
There is an error in the file name you specified.
Hi
I added the crystal vcl . I attempted to open a report with just a text field,
(No Database Conn)
Crpe.name = cr
This is my code on a vcl form (On button click)
Procedure Tform2.button1click(Sender:Tobject);
Begin
cr.Clear;
cr.Printjobs(1);
cr.ReportName:= 'C:\Temp\Report1.rpt';
cr.output := toprinter;
cr.execute;
End;
End.
When I run this I get a warning popup
Error 507
OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob>
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For anyone who is still having trouble getting the VCL to export/print - in my case to Adobe PDF...
Even though the above changes to ansistring do appear to work, my application would export once but would result in the 507 error on subsequent exports.
I ran a trace through the VCL code, and found PEExpOptions.unicodeFormatOptions and PEExpOptions.unicodeDestinationsOptions was set false on the first run, but true on subsequent runs.
I never even knew these options existed as they are not documented in the VCL help. Anyway, digging further showed that these options are never initialised in the VCL code - and hence are subject to random values.
All you need to do is set them to false before you run the export, they are a member of the ExportOptions Object. Put the following code before you run the export (renaming to your control of course):
CrPE1.ExportOptions.PEExpOptions.unicodeFormatOptions := false;
CrPE1.ExportOptions.PEExpOptions.unicodeDestinationOptions := false;
That should fix it - its possible this is all that was needed all along, but i have not run a test with the unmodified VCL code yet.
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Great solution.
For anyone who is still having trouble getting the VCL to export/print - in my case to Adobe PDF...
Even though the above changes to ansistring do appear to work, my application would export once but would result in the 507 error on subsequent exports.
I ran a trace through the VCL code, and found PEExpOptions.unicodeFormatOptions and PEExpOptions.unicodeDestinationsOptions was set false on the first run, but true on subsequent runs.
I never even knew these options existed as they are not documented in the VCL help. Anyway, digging further showed that these options are never initialised in the VCL code - and hence are subject to random values.
All you need to do is set them to false before you run the export, they are a member of the ExportOptions Object. Put the following code before you run the export (renaming to your control of course):
CrPE1.ExportOptions.PEExpOptions.unicodeFormatOptions := false;
CrPE1.ExportOptions.PEExpOptions.unicodeDestinationOptions := false;
That should fix it - its possible this is all that was needed all along, but i have not run a test with the unmodified VCL code yet.
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Hi
I added the crystal vcl . I attempted to open a report with just a text field,
(No Database Conn)
Crpe.name = cr
This is my code on a vcl form (On button click)
Procedure Tform2.button1click(Sender:Tobject);
Begin
cr.Clear;
cr.Printjobs(1);
cr.ReportName:= 'C:\Temp\Report1.rpt';
cr.output := toprinter;
cr.execute;
End;
End.
When I run this I get a warning popup
Error 507
OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob>
Please help!!! |
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i have crystal reports 2008(XII) and delphi 2006 can anyone tellme how to add vcl and from where?
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i have crystal reports 2008(XII) and delphi 2006 can anyone tellme how to add vcl and from where?
Edited by: maroun atmeh on Feb 6, 2012 9:30 AM
Seems to me no valid vcl support Crystal reports 2008. Latest one is CR-X! or CR-X! R2 ? |
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Hi,
can someone give me a valid link to
crystalvcld2009cr11_5.zip
Thanks
David
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I am also having troubles using Steven Somer's wonderful patched VCL (thank you for the work you did for us!)
I'm using Delphi XE2 and Crystal Reports XI but even with that new VCL, I'm still getting the dreaded Error 507: OpenPrintJob <PEOpenPrintJob> when I attempt to call Crpe1.Print.
I'm not exporting, but I set the two export variables as suggested as well, just in case. The report does exist and is a valid report in a valid location. The project is a very simple single button, single Crpe object, button just sets the two variables and calls print.
I'm running in a Virtual Machine under VMware, Windows 7 and it won't read the registry for some reason so I had to force the return of s in GetCommonFilesPath to be the directory to my crpe32.dll but no big deal there.
Any suggestions for how to get this bad boy to run?
Modification to GetCommonFilesPath:
regKey.OpenKey('SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 11.5\Crystal Reports', False);
s := regKey.ReadString('CommonFiles');
s := 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Business Objects\3.0\bin';
Thanks in advance for any help!
Orion |
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