Hi there,
It seems you are exporting physical files. Actually you don’t have to create
these physical report files, unless you need to keep these files. You can
export stream and write stream content to page:
Response.Clear( );
Response.Charse t = string.Empty;
Response.Buffer = true;
Response.AddHea der("content-disposition", "inline; filename=fileNa me");
Response.Conten tType = "Applicatio n/pdf"; // "Applicatio n/msword"
// Create CrReport
MemoryStream memStream =
(MemoryStream)C rReport.ExportT oStream(ExportF ormatType.Porta bleDocFormat);
Response.Binary Write(memStream .ToArray());
memStream.Close ();
Response.End();
If you really need to do physical files, to check the security setting of
folder of generated files.
HTH
Elton Wang
el********@hotm ail.com
"CBKowitz" wrote:
I have an intermittent problem, when viewing a crystal report. This problem
only happens to some users and some report formats. When they try to view
the report in Microsoft Word format the system prompts them to login (User
name and Password). If they view it in PDF format they do not get the login
prompt. I do not get the login prompt at all. This problem occurs with
users on the Internet and our Intranet. I checked the web site and the
exported (from crystal reports) is in the directory. So Crystal Reports is
accessing the data, generating the report and exporting the report to MS Word
format.
