Crystal Report 2010 for Visual Studio

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Hi,
I,m using Crystal report 2010 with VS 2010, and i have 2 web projects, the first is the one that my organization works with and the second is a dummy one - this is for test only -, my problem is when dealing with charts or pictures, every thing is OK in the second project, but in the first one charts and pictures are displayed very will in crystal report designer, and report preview, but nothing is displayed at run time - using Visual Studio Development Server -. the environment of the 2 projects are identical (the same referenced DLLs, and from the same location "Local Folder", the same binding method "Objects", the same registered and add "Keys, and Assemblies" in the web.config).

please, does any body has an idea where is the mistaken part, or where am i suppose to search about the malfunctioning configuration, or ...... etc.

Thanks a lot.

Posted 9-Aug-10 23:50pm

m_2

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m_2 17-Aug-10 3:18am

Hi Guys

we discovered the issue source, it is an htppModule related to our security module, we do not know what is cause of this conflict tell now, but at least we knew the source, every thing is OK, if the registration of this httpModule removed from the web.config.

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