After the last upgrade of Crystal Reports for Visual Studio, every time I open the report in design view I'm getting multiple certificate errors (see picture below). The errors comes from the SAP web site productupdates.sap.com, which indeed has certificate expired. But I cannot find any references to this site in my project. How to get rid of them? This doesn't happen on all computers, only on mine.
Posted this question in SAP forum - no answer.
Thank you.
https://productupdates.sap.com/ is expired.
See whether Crystal Reports->Check for Updates on Start Up is checked
Turning it off and re-opening the solution appears to stop the continuous certificate security alerts.
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We recently upgraded to the latest version of Tableau and are encountering a serious problem. No-one in the tableau community has answered the question and even our paid Tableau support is not responding to us!
We are embedding a viz in our site and then allowing users to click on the "Edit" button which opens up a web-edit version of the workbook. We have special permissions setup that allows them to even save their changes. This has all been working fine.
As of the most recent upgrades where Tableau introduced this idea of a Personal Space we now get a 401 when trying to save in the Web Edit (now labelled "Publish as")
Clicking "Publish As" loads a modal which is meant to display a list of locations to save to but instead displays a spinner which never goes away. The console indicates an error specifically wit the new personal space - 401 - No authentication credentials were provided.
We are using trusted ticket authentication to display our embedded vizzes and have had no problems with web edit saving until now. If we log directly into Tableau the web edit saves perfectly. So it seems to be an issue of Web Edit Saving + Trusted authentication, specifically as it relates to personal spaces.
Seems clear to me that this is a Tableau bug but wondering if anyone can suggest any kind of fix or workaround.
Thank you
This has been confirmed by Tableau as a bug in their latest versions. Unclear when it will be fixed.
They provided us with the following workaround (which is not ideal from a security perspective) but works.
Workaround provided by Tableau. Configuration change required, setting unrestricted tickets to true.
https://kb.tableau.com/articles/issue/login-prompt-when-embedding-server
This is a temporary measure while Tableau develops a more permanent solution.
On only certain reports, Crystal Reports crashes and gives this error (see attached picture).
I am still relatively new to Crystal and am not sure how to diagnose this error or where to find error logs that might point me in the right direction. I came across a post somewhere about windows version compatibility, but I'm not sure if that's it.
I'm running Crystal Reports product version 14.1.2.1121 on Windows 10. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Try to install Crystal Reports in Windows 8.1, then later update your OS to Windows 10,then it will work fine :)
This is something that may happen from time to time in CR, except if you get this every time you open a report in particular or too often. Although the information need some additions. Is this on client or developer end?
May you have to do following steps:
1. Right-click My Computer, then click Properties then click the Advanced tab.
Click the Performance Settings button then click the Data Execution Prevention tab.
Select the Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select: check box.
Add all of the Crystal Enterprise executables.
click ok. and close the window. open crystall report now.
I'm adding this question and answer to help other developers as it wasn't particularly easy to figure it out.
A legacy app I'm maintaining uses Crystal Reports 9 and since a few weeks ago on some users the "Export to PDF" button stopped working, giving different errors, one being "Cannot find the QE property".
This turned out to be related to a Windows Update, KB3102429, that was installed on some computers. Uninstalling it solves the issue!
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3102429
In this my case when occurred page size in first load different to page size once printing time, first time i have 11 pages, i want to export last page, while in export total page is 10 page. Therefore, there is no page 11 that wants to be export.
i resolved it by installing crystal for VS
then uninstalled
then reinstalled crystal runtime - restart needed
I have a ClickOnce application deployed on our internal network. As this is only an "internal" application, I don't really need an "officially signed" certificate for any reason. When I went to publish an update today, I got the error message
The signers's certificate is not valid for signing.
When I check the "Signing" tab in Visual Studio 2010, I can see that I am past the expiration date. I know that I created this TemporaryKey using the "Create Test Certificate" button on this same tab in Visual Studio.
In the past, I just created a new test certificate, and used that. This essentially "buys" me another year until I have to do this all over again. I would like to correctly sign a new certificate that is good for X number of years (or never expires).
I have done some research, but as I am unfamiliar with this whole scenario, the nomenclature is extremely confusing. I can follow instructions, but only if they are written in a manner that an intermediate user can understand. Is there a reference that explains this process step by step, hopefully with screenshots? I can't believe with all my looking around I haven't found this already, so I must not be looking up the relevant keywords.
For future reference, here is all the information you ever wanted about expiring certificates in ClickOnce deployments. It also shows you how to create a certificate and set the date range for which it is valid.
Use Xenos Certificate Generator, a free tool that will allow you to create a certificate with x number of days until expiration.
I have a problem with the CrystalReportsViewer's toolbar that puzzles me. Let's say I have a report that consists of five pages.
If I click the next button, I get to page two as expected, but if I press it again, page two reloads!
I can click the last page button and get to the last page, but if I try to go to the previous page from there, I end up on page one again.
So, no matter how many pages my report has, I can only get to the first, the second and the last one!
These problems began when we migrated from Windows Server 2003 to 2008. We're running Crystal Reports 10 which perhaps have problems under 2008? Can any of 2008's new security stuff be responsible for this?
Has anyone seen this behaviour before and know how to solve it? Thanks!
Never seen that Dev tool before so it won't be in our supported platforms.
I recall something similar and it was due to the screen resolution or zoom level.
Have a look at the source code of the page to see what it is doing. Compare it to a VS .NET ASP.NET app to see what the differences are.
I haven't seen this weird behavior before, but I know from a project I worked on a few months ago that Crystal Reports isn't supported on Win2k8 / IIS7 yet. I wish I could find a link that stated that for you, but I remember running into that problem.
I had to go the route of setting up a virtual server to host Win2k3, just so I could publish some reports.
Oops, it seems this isn't considered programming related (even though there's been a certain amount of programming to show the reports and that the CrystalReportViewer is a server control), so sorry about that.
Thanks Ken for your input. I bet i doesn't help that we're running an old version of CR as well. Maybe your route with the virtual 2003 machine is the best to go.