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Pass parameters from JSP to Crystal Reports XI

 
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Hello everyone,
I have crystal reports8. It will be converted to crystal reports XI. Now if we want develop an interaction between crystal reports XI and Java programs, is it required to develop an interface that will pass parameters from JSP to crystal reports in order to generate report.
Could any one forward me the crystal reports XI API documentation?
Could any one suggest me any book that will help me to develop/create me an Java interface that will provide interaction between JSP and cystal reports XI?

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Hi,
You can refer this web site for Crystal Report SDK API "http://devlibrary.businessobjects.com/BusinessObjectsXIR2SP2/en/en/RAS_SDK/rassdk_java_api_doc/doc/rassdk_java_apiRef/overview-summary.html"

Also you may find "http://www.techsupport.businessobjects.com/infocenter/Dev/devlib/XI/EN/devlib.htm#en/RAS_SDK/rassdk_java_dg_doc/doc/rassdk_java_dg/Tutorial116.html" this web site helpful. Here you will find sample JSP code using RAS SDK to view Crystal Reports.

Sudhir Kulaye
 
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