I am working on Visual studio 2012 and I have Crystal Report XI R2 installed on my machine. I have a Webform App that uses Crystal Reports. Problem is when I run my Application it works fine but as soon I navigate to reports, my program crashes and shows the following error
WebDev.WebServer20.exe has stopped working
When I run the same program on another machine, the reports work fine. Can anybody suggest any solution?
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I am running Flash on a Desktop mode version of Windows Server 2012 for automated builds. In my JSFL file, I am publishing files Canvas FLA files and then closing the IDE with fl.quit(false); in my code. It runs fine on my Windows 10 machine but crashes on the Windows Server 2012 machine. This is causing issues as the code is needing be run by an ant script for users who cannot see this screen and can't hit the close program button to dismiss the error and finish the build.
Discovered that Windows Server 2012 when running under desktop mode, does not work well with Animate CC and as far as I can tell there is no fix for this issue.
I've got a Windows Forms application that works as an add-in for Outlook using Add-in Express. I inserted some debugging code that throws up messageboxes with status reports, and this works fine while I'm debugging in Visual Studio, or when I install the app on my own machine.
My B.A. is trying to test the app, but when she installs it, none of the messageboxes display.
A couple routes I've been exploring:
She doesn't have Visual Studio
installed on her machine. Perhaps there's something missing in the
installation?
The messageboxes are called inside a utility class, so even though I
have Windows.Forms referenced, I've seen hints online that this can
be problematic.
I appreciate any ideas. Thanks.
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Just tried an install on a VM with no Visual Studio installed, and the messageboxes appear just fine, so it's not #1 above.
I have created a C# Windows Forms Application in Visual Studio 2012 (and SQL Server 2012) which some reports using SAP Crystal Reports. I have used 'CRforVS_13_0_12.exe' (Crystal Reports Development for VS 2012) in my development computer (Windows 8 | .NET 4.5 | 64-bit). And it perfectly worked in the debugging mode.
Then I made a setup.exe of the software to deploy it in another computer (Windows 7 | .NET 4.5.2 installed explicitly | 64-bit). In that computer, I have installed the Crystal Reports Runtime 'CRRuntime_64bit_13_0_12.msi'.
When I install and run my application in the deployed computer, everything works fine including all CRUD operations for database, except the reports. When I try to view a report, It gives me the following exception:
Please help me to solve me this problem.
Thank you!
you are missing the actual crystal report file on the target machine
I am using Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate 11.0.60315.01 Update 2 under Windows 7 Pro. I have been doing some non visual development with it for a while with no issues. I have just now created a fresh web forms application. As soon as I go to open the Site.master in "Design View" in the HTML editor VS freezes.
The freee results in me being unable to click elsewhere in the IDE (Menu's, Solution Explorer) etc. so it does not look as if the IDE has hung, rather that it has just stopped responding. The same behaviour is evident if I run devenv.exe /SafeMode. CPU usage is minimal and I have plenty of RAM available.
Any suggestions on how I diagnose and resolve this issue?
Running VS as administrator seems to alleviate the problem.
I have installed Visual Studio Express for Windows 8 on my development system. When I add a project for TDD and build the solution, the IDE crashes -- apparently it is unable to find any tests (even though they are there in code). The "Test Output" window indicates that it is searching for tests, and then the entire devenv crashes.
This was working correctly using the trial version of Visual Studio 2012 Professional, but since uninstalling that and replacing it with VS Express for Win8 I have had no luck in getting MSTest to work without crashing the environment.
Any ideas as to what I might be missing?
It turned out to be a collision with another process on the computer (Garmin update program). With this process stopped, Test Output works as expected. The problem was fixed in VS2013.