Unfortunately, Im not familiar with Crystal 10. The things that you might
check are that the report you're looking for corresponds to the default namespace
and folder structure. For example: if your project's default namespace (from
> Hi Matt,
> i am using srystal report 10, While i accessed the report ,
> I
> saw an error
> "Unable to find the report in the manifest resources. Please build the
> project, and try again"
>
> I checked the assembly with ildasm and i saw all the reports were
> listed out there as an .mresource attribute.
>
> I searched in google about this and i came to know that in the reports
> property, you have to mention the Build Action property as Embedded
> resource, but it was already set there,
>
> I dont know what might have got wrong?
>
> What could be the reason
>
> Regards
>
> thomson
>
> Matt Berther wrote:
>
>> Hello thomson,
>>
>> The .mresource attribute indicates that the resource is a manifest
>>
> resource.
>
>> These are resources that have been embedded into your assembly that
>>
> you can
>
>> access via Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream or via code using the
>>
> ResourceManager
>
>> class.
>>
>> --
>> Matt Berther
>>
http://www.mattberther.com >>> Hi all,
>>> Can anybody give an insight to what the .mresource attribute
>>> does in the assembly manifest.
>>> Detail explanation also welcome
>>> Thanks in Advance
>>>
>>> thomson
>>>