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Mar 24 2004, 9:30 AM

Product on XP Pro

sraimondo

since: Mar 24, 2004
from: canada should this product run on windows XP pro? I installed it but when i
navigate to the page it opens up the asp file like a text file instead of
running the code

Mar 24 2004, 9:56 AM

Re: Product on XP Pro

ghost

from: Washington, DC Steve,
This product works perfectly on all Windows operating systems (including XP-Pro) that have ASP enabled.
Make sure that the folder in which your Reports.xml file is located has Read & Write Access. You can also check some of our Frequently Asked Questions online

Do you have WRITE permissions to the folder in which the default.asp file is located?

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Mar 25 2004, 10:10 AM

Re: Product on XP Pro

sraimondo

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since: Mar 24, 2004
from: canada

I have write permissions in the folder I created & I have now tried installing this on 3 different PC's (2 winxp pro & 1 win2k pro). Everytime, when I navigate to the folder, this is all I see:

Dim objWiz
  Set objWiz = Server.CreateObject("AspWebSolution.ReportWizard2")

'set your license key (if you have one)
  objWiz.LincenseKey = "ABCD-EFGH-IJKL-1234-QERF"

'Make sure you initialize before adding any HTML text
  objWiz.Init("PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;DATA SOURCE=c:\test.mdb;")

'put this where you want your reports
  objWiz.DisplayReports

  Set objWiz =  Nothing

Mar 25 2004, 11:28 AM

Re: Product on XP Pro

whichman

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from: Laurel, MD

Do the following:

1. Make sure you can view all your file extensions
2. Make sure your file extension is ASP e.g. default.asp and NOT default.asp.txt
3. Copy the code below into your default.asp file, run this file and tell me what you see:

<%

  On  Error  Resume  Next

  Const MDB_PATH = "C:\Test.mdb"

CheckFile
ListTables
TestReportWiz

  If Err.Number <> 0  Then
     PrintError("")
  End  If

  Sub TestReportWiz()

     Dim objWiz
     Set objWiz = Server.CreateObject("AspWebSolution.ReportWizard2")

    'Make sure you initialize before adding any HTML text
     objWiz.Init "PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;DATA SOURCE= "(& MDB_PATH)

    'put this where you want your reports
     objWiz.DisplayReports

     Set objWiz =  Nothing

  End  Sub

  Sub PrintError(s)
     If s= "" Then s= "Error #: "& Err.Number & "<br>"& Err.Description & "<br>Source: "& Err.Source
     Response.Write "<font color=red>"& s & "</font>"
  End  Sub

  Sub CheckFile
     Dim FSO
     Set FSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
     If Not FSO.FileExists(MDB_PATH)  Then
         PrintError("Your database file <b>"& MDB_PATH & "</b> does not exist.")
     End  If
  End  Sub

  Sub ListTables()
   Dim Conn
   Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
   Conn.Open "PROVIDER=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;DATA SOURCE= "& MDB_PATH ";"&

'Create catalog object
   Dim Catalog
   Set Catalog = Server.CreateObject("ADOX.Catalog")
   Set Catalog.ActiveConnection = Conn

'List tables And columns
   Dim Table, added
   For Each Table In Catalog.Tables
     If Table.Type = "TABLE" Then
       Response.Write Table.Name & "<br>"
       added=True
     End  If
   Next

   If Not Added  Then
     PrintError("You do not have any tables in your database")
   End  If
  End  Sub

%>

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