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Referencing .NET classes from Crystal Reports

Hi,

I have a project containing all of my Domain object classes.

I have another project containing my Crystal Reports.

I cannot seem to reference my Domain objects on my Crystal Reports...when I
go to the "Database Expert" wizard I only see .NET objects in the reports
project.

Surely the classes do not have to be defined locally?

This is with VS 2005.

Thanks,
Paul

Mar 2 '07 #1
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