on 01-10-2008 7:22 PM
Post Author: serp
CA Forum: Other
I have a few questions regarding viewing reports from a URL.
I can view a report from a url when I do the following
blah/businessobjects/enterprise11/admin/en/viewreport.csp?init=connect&id=594
but this only works if I KNOW the report_id which I do not know the random # generated in the CMS for the report where can I look these up on the fly.
I can go here "blah/businessobjects/enterprise11/webtools/websamples/query/ie.aspx?framework=" and query for a list of all reports and report_id's but this doesn't really help to automatically be able to pick which report to view.
This PDF indicates you can view reports by using a sDocName and SPath which I can use without needing to know the report_id.
Ok, I try this "blah/businessobjects/enterprise11/admin/en/viewreport.csp?init=connect&sDocName=Charting&sPath=[reports]&sType=rpt"
I also tried preplacing [report] with the full path "c:\Program Files\Business Objects\Crystal Reports 11\Samples\en\Reports\Feature Examples" and
"Program Files\Business Objects\Crystal Reports 11\Samples\en\Reports\Feature Examples"
and I get this error "Unable to retrieve Object. Item 1 was not found in the collection."
Post Author: Ted Ueda
CA Forum: Other
There are two different URL reporting methods: viewrpt and openDocument. The parameters for each are different, so trying to use openDocument parameters sDocName with viewrpt won't work.
The openDocument documentation should indicate how you can invoke openDocument.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda
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