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JRC 2.0 detailed jar explanation

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Is there an article or something like this, http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/boc/index?rid=/library/uuid/c0afbbb9-8f1e-2b10-649f-a0d92c407657&override..., but for the newest release of the JRC so we could figure out which common jars can be deleted/moved to the rest of our 3rd part projects. We already have an extensive 3rd party project and there are some conflicts occurring with some of the common jars included with JRC. We really just need to know what jars are requred at runtime by the JRC for sure.

Thanks,

Cameron

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CrystalCharting.jar

CrystalContentModels.jar

CrystalExporters.jar

CrystalExportingBase.jar

CrystalFormulas.jar

CrystalQueryEngine.jar

CrystalReportEngine.jar

CrystalReportingCommon.jar

jrcerom.jar

rpoifs.jar

CrystalCommon.jar

keycodeDecoder.jar

MetafileRenderer.jar

rascore.jar

rasapp.jar

serialization.jar

Concurrent.jar

icu4j.jar

log4j.jar

URIUtil.jar

xercesImpl.jar

xml-apis.jar

The following files are required for viewing and exporting functionality:

webreporting.jar

webreporting-jsf.jar (provides the JSF version of the DHTML report page viewer)

crystalreportviewers11 directory

For XML Data sources:

CRDBJavaServerCommon.jar

CRDBXMLServer.jar

CRDBXMLExternal.jar

axis-ant.jar

axis.jar

commons-discovery.jar

commons-logging.jar

jaxrpc.jar

log4j-1.2.8.jar

pullparser.jar

saaj.jar

wsdl4j.jar

xbean.jar

xerces.jar

crdbxmlexternal.jar

Former Member
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Hi,

May I know where the above mentioned JAR files are to be placed.

Thanks.

Former Member
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In your applications lib directory if using web applications. In case of standalone code in your classpath.

Thanks,

Prithvi

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