Re: Instantiating a Crystal Report inside of a Web Service
- From: "jerry4 via DotNetMonster.com" <u10760@uwe>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:24:11 GMT
Hey, John.
Well, my web service represents all of the business and data access logic for
the system. This keeps any Windows and/or web client applications strictly
focused on presentation logic.
My client uses a scheduling application (called 24 X 7) that is currently
calling a web method in the middle of the night to determine if there are any
records in the database that require a particular type of processing based on
the new date. That process works very nicely but the client is asking me to
send a detailed report via email to a series of folks when these records are
identified. I could create a hokey looking text email but I was hoping to
make the report to each a little more robust.
John Saunders wrote:
I have a batch process that runs in the middle of the night and I need to[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
send an email to managers when I find certain scenarios.
I am not attempting to display the report in a viewer.
Why do you want to do this from inside of a web service?
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