Hi there,

I have a web app with the following structure

Application
    Folder1
    Folder2
    IncidentReporting
    reports

Inside in the folder IncidentReporting there is an aspx page that uses Response.Redirect to open a crystal report pdf file that is in a folder called reports. This is the code I use:

 Dim ExportPath As String = "../reports"

        Dim rptOrders As New CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocum ent
        rptOrders.FileName = ExportPath + "DePuy Accident Report.rpt"

        Dim myParameterValues As New ParameterValues()
        Dim myDiscreteValue As New ParameterDiscreteValue()
        myDiscreteValue.Value = CType(GridView1.SelectedValue, Integer)
        myParameterValues.Add(myDiscreteValue)
        rptOrders.DataDefinition.ParameterFields("Accident ID").ApplyCurrentValues(myParameterValues)



        rptOrders.ExportToDisk(ExportFormatType.PortableDo cFormat, ExportPath + Session.SessionID.ToString() + "DePuy Accident Report.pdf")
        Response.Redirect(ExportPath + Session.SessionID.ToString() + "DePuy Accident Report.pdf")



I have tried putting the reports folder in other locations too but i still get the above error.

I would really apprecaite any help on this.

Thanks

It looks like you're mixing up local and virtual paths.

What do you get when you debug

ExportPath + Session.SessionID.ToString() + "DePuy Accident Report.pdf

I think when you save to "../reports" it's saved in a sub folder of the Windows folder somewhere, and not a subfolder of your web app.

Look into Server.MapPath to convert virtual paths to physical paths...

Imar
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Hi Imar,
Thanks for your reply. I was able to solve this by setting the physical path in the webconfig file and using an application varirable in vb code to access this.