on 04-04-2016 7:42 AM
I develop a report for my web application, and for some reason, it always hang if I try to generate the report from the production server.
I identify the culprit as the printer being used in the Crystal Report. By default, the report uses a network printer, which is not available on the production server. If I change the printer to "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" or "No Printer", it seems to work.
But what is weird is that I've been using the network printer to develop the report for other projects and was deployed to other server (which does not have the network printer as well), and it seems to run fine. Only in this server it does not work. Is there any configuration setting that I've to do in the server?
Crystal Report version: 14.1.4.1327
Visual Studio 2015 Update 1
Moved to CR for .NET forum.
What version of the CR for Vs or BI .NET SDK are you using?
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For the Visual Studio 2015, I'm using CR version 13 SP 16 (v.13.0.16.1954).
When I design the report, mostly I use my Crystal Report version 14.1.4.1327, not the one inside the Visual Studio. Not quite sure if that makes a difference, but I've done in this way for other projects as well without any problem.
both servers are running on Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard edition.
For the Crystal Report runtimes that are installed on the servers, it is
- SAP Crystal Reports runtime engine for .NET Framework (64-bit), version 13.0.7.1136.
- Crystal Reports for .NET Framework 2.0 (x86) version 10.2.0
The version is the same for both servers.
Initially I was running previous version on my development PC, and I just update to SP16 to see if the issue is resolved, but it wasn't. But the SP 7 are installed in both servers, so why it works in one and not in another?
for version 10.2, it was the 32 bit application, because there are other older projects that are written using .NET Framework 2.0.
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