How to configure Tomcat4.x to run JRC10

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Crystal

REPORTS 10

Application: Other versions have no test

Java Reporting Component

Apache Tomcat

Configure deployment

Outline:

JSP applications use Crystal Reports 10 JRC as a report development tool.

How to configure Tomcat4.x web application servers to run JRC 10 programs.

solution:

Configure Tomcat to run the JRC program:

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note:

Before you configure Tomcat, your JRC must install correctly followed:

1. On Crystal Reports 10 CD, double click "CR10_AUTORUN_ENENT";

2. Click "Add Java Components";

3. Complete the remaining installation step;

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1. Create a lib folder in the Tomcat ... / root / web-inf folder;

2. Copy all the JAR files in the ... / program files / 22 / java / lib folder to the ../root/web-inf/lib folder;

3. All JAR files in ... / program files / twiles / crystal decision / 2.5 / java / lib / external are copied to ../root/web-inf/lib folder;

4. Create a CLASSES folder in the ... / root / web-inf folder;

5. Copy the CrystalReportEngine-Config.xml and Log4j.properties files in the ... / Program Files / 2.5 / Java folder to CLASSES;

6. Modify the "Report Location" property of CrystalReportEngine-Config.xml to point to your report address. By default, this parameter is set to the root directory;

7. Plug the ... / program files / 22 / CrystalReportViewers10 folder to Tomcat ... / webapps / root folder;

8. Open Web.xml in Tomcat ... / root / web-inf. Specify the location of the CrystalReportViewers10 directory through a context parameter:

crystal_image_uri / crystalreportviewers 9. Restart Tomcat service ;

You should now run JRC on Tomcat.