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Administrate AdaptativeJobServer default Destinations

Former Member
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Hello,

I was using in 3.1 SDK an VB.NET application to manage the JobServer Destinations (SMTP, FTP, ...)

I try to migrate this application in 4.1 but I have a problem to manage the AdaptativeJobServer.

The Plugininterface seem to doesn't work properly, I 'am using the 32bits runtime SDK and I try with the 64bits also.

The exception is always the same with Visual Studio : Class not registered ...

The activation work properly but the SmtpOptions always failed.


Have you got an idea ?


Thanks a lot.



MLOPEZ

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Imports CrystalDecisions.Enterprise

Imports CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Desktop

Imports CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Admin

Imports CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Dest

.../...

Try

            Dim MyServeurAdmin As New JobServerAdmin(myServeur.ServerAdmin)

            Dim MyServeurDest = MyServeurAdmin.Destinations.Item(1)

            MyServeurDest.Enabled = True

            Dim smtpOptions As New SmtpOptions(MyServeurDest.PluginInterface)

.../...

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DellSC
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There were some major changes in the SDK with the move to 4.x.  So, this functionality may have been deprecated from the .NET SDK.  However, it doesn't look like you have all of the references that you might need.  Make sure that you're referencing CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Admin.JobServer and CrystalEnterprise.Enterprise.Desktop.Server.

-Dell

Former Member
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Hello Dell,

Thanks for your Answer, I 'am referencing These.

You are true, that functionality have been deprecated but where can I find documentation or sample for the new implementation ?


Thanks a lot for your help.


MLOPEZ

DellSC
Active Contributor
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That's the real challenge.  If you go to http://help.sap.com/bobip and then find the version you're using on the left, there will be a "Development Information" link in the middle of the page.  That should take you to where you can download the .NET SDK API documentation which may have that information - I wouldn't expect much, though, because the documentation is not that great.

Another option would be to open a ticket with SAP.  When doing this, make sure that you select the BI-DEV-NET component for the ticket, which will take you directly to the developer support team.  I have actually had some very good experiences working with these folks.

-Dell

Former Member
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Hi Dell,

Thanks a lot, I will try to find

Regards.

MLOPEZ

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