Crystal Report not working on Server 2012

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Hi,

Our Crystal Report not working on Server 2012. We are using VS2008 CR10 for Dev.
And hosting on Server 2012. We install CR10 on Server but getting below error.

Error:Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Please help..Thanks in advance.

Posted 24-Apr-14 3:30am

Tausif/Pintu

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DamithSL 24-Apr-14 9:49am

this error could be in some other place of your code. can you update the question with full error details?

[no name] 24-Apr-14 9:53am

"Object reference not set to an instance of an object" is exactly the same as every other "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error you see. Since you do not show any code, you are just going to have to debug you application and find the object that you are trying to use that is null.

Tausif/Pintu 24-Apr-14 10:07am

Hi,

Thanks for reply. But it's a hosted server. I am getting only above mention error.
Same application working on Windows XP.

On Windows XP we deploy same application & create virtual directory.
And we also create another virtual directory for Crystal Report. It working properly in local environment.

thatraja 25-Apr-14 4:20am

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