If you like to enable the logging of i-net Crystal-Clear then you need to set the value of the property log.engine to true (log.engine=true). If you use i-net Crystal-Clear as servlet or in an Application Server then you need to specify a log file to get the logging output. You can specify this log file in the property log.file, e.g.: log.file=C:/CrystalClear_Log.txt. Since i-net Crystal-Clear version 4.2 you can set different log levels (e.g. log.

The logging of the i-net Crystal-Clear Java viewer is enabled by default. You can see the logging output in the Java console of the Java VM running the Java viewer. If you use the Java viewer in the Internet Explorer with the Microsoft Java VM then you can see the logging output in the Java console of the Internet Explorer.

The report engine i-net Crystal-Clear and the Java client are written entirely in the Java programming language. Therefore they can only use the fonts that the Java VM provides. The JDK 1.1.x compatible Java VMs only provide the following fonts: Arial, TimesNewRoman, SansSerif and Courier. All the other fonts will be mapped to these 4 fonts. Barcode fonts that have the string "code" in it's name are mapped to the font "BarCode1". If you use the Java Client with a JDK 1.1.

The current version of i-net Crystal-Clear supports report definitions of Crystal Reports 6, 7, 8, 8.5, 9, 10 and 11. There are two possibilities, you can either set the data from within the checkProperties(Engine engine, ...) call-back or you can write your own database class to provide the data. create a class from a file Foo.java (see the sample (DataWithoutJDBC.java in the jdbc folder of the documentation zip file) and compile that with javac -classpath . DataWithoutJdbc.

I-net Crystal-Clear supports report templates designed with the Crystal Reports Designer version 9 / 10. For more information please refer to the document "Reading reports designed with Crystal Reports 9 / 10" in the i-net Crystal-Clear documentation.

Yes. Starting with build 2.0.4217, you can set the verbosity.level property to silent. This will suppress all but severe error messages.

The ReportServletVersion1 is not supported in i-net Crystal-Clear version 6.0 and above because it requires at least Servlet Spec. 2.2. If you have to use an old servlet engine which does not implement servlet spec 2.2, then you could use i-net Crystal-Clear 5.4.x and the com.inet.report.ReportServletVersion1 instead of the ReportServlet. Create a normal (generic) crystalclear.war file by using the i-net Crystal-Clear setup tool (since i-net Crystal-Clear version 3.2).

You need to start i-net Crystal-Clear with a Java 2 compatible JavaVM (e.g. JDK 1.3.x) and you need to set the user.region property with the -D option, e.g.: If you use the JDK 1.4.x after January 1, 2002 then the default currency symbol for e.g. the German locale is Euro. You can use parameter fields (prompts) to send values from your Java application to formula(s) in the report. design time in the CR Designer you add one or more parameter fields to the report (Field Explorer).

To use i-net Crystal-Clear with other code pages (e.g. russian code page), you need to use the version 1.13 (or higher) of i-net Crystal-Clear. You can set the codepage as follows:

If you send URL requests to i-net Crystal-Clear, then these requests must conform to the URL specification (http://www.w3.org/Addressing/rfc1738.txt). http://localhost:8000/CrystalClear/ReportServlet?report=file:/tmp/test.rpt&sf={table.field}=value A most common error is that the parameters of a URL getline are not properly URL encoded. For example the example #2 above should be written as: http://localhost:8000/CrystalClear/ReportServlet?report=file:/tmp/test.rpt&sf={table.

On Windows XP / NT / 2000 / 2003 Server you can use the setup tool to install i-net Crystal-Clear as Windows service. Please note: If the service runs under the System account then it can not access the network, e.g. network printers or network drives. If you need to increase the memory heap of the JVM executing the service (e.g. for large reports) or you need to set other JVM command line parameters then you can do this with the ccservice.exe (since version 1.0.4.0).

If you have a system without a graphical interface you cannot run the setup on this system directly. A solution is to use a system with a working X server to run the setup remotely. The X server has to be running on the local system and the ssh server has to be running on the remote system. Then you can connect to the remote system using "ssh -X <user>@<remote system>". This will export the display to the system you're connecting from.

You can ignore these FAQ if you use i-net Crystal-Clear with JDK 1.4.x (or higher) and start the java virtual machine with the option -Djava.awt.headless=true. Please also read the FAQ: Support for Headless AWT (JDK 1.4) and IBM's RAWT. However, if you want to use the i-net Crystal-Clear report viewer bean to print on the server-side then the following discussion matters because server-side AWT is incomplete and cannot handle printing.

Yes, at runtime you can pass the values for the report parameters like parameter fields (prompts), selection formula (sf), stored procedure parameter (sproc) and ... to the report engine. in the report url on the client, like: ...&prompt0=1&prompt1=USA... or ...&sf=columnID=25... in the servlet or Java application on the serverside. See the sample files "MyListener_withMyReportProperties.

If the paper size of a page printed with i-net Crystal-Clear is not the paper size that you have selected at design time in the Crystal Reports Designer then please note the following: If the checkbox "No Printer" is selected in the "Printer Setup" dialog of the Crystal Reports Designer then the default values for the paper size and paper orientation will be used. This default values are saved in the file crystalclear.properties.

If you receive the error: "This operation requires the merged cells to be identically sized.", then you must split the cells first.

databases to that i-net Crystal-Clear can create a database connection with ODBC drivers (JDBC-ODBC bridge) databases to that you can create a database connection in your application (You can set the connection for the report with the API) your own datasource (You can set the report data with external ResultSet or object array (see API and samples in "sample/jdbc").

Net Nanny’s administration program is very simple to use. If you’re a passworded user with administrator privileges you simply disable Net Nanny for your session by clicking the 'OFF' button within Net Nanny itself. Then when you're finished your session, simply click the 'ON' button to re-enable Net Nanny.

Active Directory can record either sequential or circular logs, although sequential is the default and is preferred. Circular logs overwrite transactions at specific intervals, whereas sequential logs are never overwritten (but data in sequential log files whose transactions have been committed to the database are deleted during garbage collection intervals.) Sequential log files are not overwritten with new data. They grow until they reach a specified size.

Choose "My AOL", choose "Preferences", choose "WWW", select the "Security" tab. In the white box at the top, you will have 4 options: Each of these is a category that you may put sites in. If you have never changed your security settings before, choose "Internet". Otherwise, choose the category you have put EW in. Make sure the "Security level for this zone" is at "Medium" or lower.

Roaming mode computers will only get pattern updates from the server when the updates are manually deployed by an administrator or when a normally scheduled update occurs. They do not receive any other notifications from the server. This mode is typically used for laptop users on low bandwidth, dial-in, or wireless connections who only wish to receive the absolute minimum communication from the server.

This is not a feature of AiOS - it's from Firefox itself. Do the following to enable/disable this feature: Open the AiOS options dialog, choose Misc. > Extensions or Misc. > Themes in Fx 1.5 or Panels > Add-ons in Fx 2.x. Make sure you enabled the advanced options mode in AiOS. Check these setting by clicking on the settings buttons at the bottom of the dialog and tick the option Advanced Mode. Type in the text field the language acronyms of your choice as a comma-separated list.

SuiteAdvantage offers an International Call Block feature for all of our accounts, which allows you to block and unblock international calling when calling through your SoftPhone.

By default, ReleaseForge logs status messages via the Python logging package to stdout and to the file releaseforge.log. If you wish to disable the logging to either or both of these paths you can edit the included logger.ini file that ships within the ReleaseForge package.

By default it is disabled when the easy2email component gets created. You can call the SetLogging method with the parameter lgNone to explicitly disable it. Note that with the global setting Allow Logging to File and ADODB in the easy2email config utility logging can be globally disabled.

Setting the Threshold on the Hierarchy to Level OFF will disable all logging from that Hierarchy. This can be done in the log4net configuration file by setting the "threshold" attribute on the log4net configuration element to "OFF". For example:

I am using Windows 2000 and PAL. When I connect with PAL I am not able to access Network drives or Network resources. This does not occur all of the time.

The driver prints the messages in the default print streams (e.g. java console of the JDK or Browser). You can also use any other PrintStream (e.g. an log file) to make this output. This can be used if you can not see the default PrintStreams. If you use the driver in an servlet, .jsp script or in an Application Server then you need to set an PrintStream on an log file: In some Application Server you can enable the JDBC logging with the visual managment console or enviroment.