I am not able to see any image on Crystal Report at Run time.
So how can I load any image which is saved in local disk so
that it can be viewed at Runtime in Crystal reports?
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Answer / peerzada
You may have used Link Image at design time (while
inseerting OLE object) therefore report requires it on
machine on whihc report will be run. One can solve this
problem by embeding image in report rather than linking it
(by unchecking Link opetion while selecting image).
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Answer / deepak kumar
write the column of Byte array Type
And pass Tha byte data into this column
and drag the column to the crystal report.
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Answer / vishu
try {
// here i have define a simple datatable inwhich
image will recide
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
// object of data row
DataRow drow;
// add the column in table to store the image of
Byte array type
dt.Columns.Add("Image", System.Type.GetType
("System.Byte[]"));
drow = dt.NewRow;
// define the filestream object to read the image
FileStream fs;
// define te binary reader to read the bytes of
image
BinaryReader br;
// check the existance of image
if (File.Exists
(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "10157.Jpg")) {
// open image in file stream
fs = new FileStream
(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "10157.Jpg",
FileMode.Open);
}
else {
// if phot does not exist show the nophoto.jpg
file
fs = new FileStream
(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory + "NoPhoto.jpg",
FileMode.Open);
}
// initialise the binary reader from file
streamobject
br = new BinaryReader(fs);
// define the byte array of filelength
byte[] imgbyte = new byte[fs.Length + 1];
// read the bytes from the binary reader
imgbyte = br.ReadBytes(Convert.ToInt32
((fs.Length)));
drow(0) = imgbyte;
// add the image in bytearray
dt.Rows.Add(drow);
// add row into the datatable
br.Close();
// close the binary reader
fs.Close();
// close the file stream
CrystalReport1 rptobj = new CrystalReport1();
// object of crystal report
rptobj.SetDataSource(dt);
// set the datasource of crystalreport object
CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = rptobj;
//set the report source
}
catch (Exception ex) {
// error handling
Interaction.MsgBox("Missing 10157.jpg or
nophoto.jpg in application folder");
}
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Answer / rajavivekvarma
If you are working with version 11 , then drag and drop an
ole object rt click on format graphic --> go to picture tab
--> Graphic Location -->enter your path in the formula.
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Answer / diji varghese
Crystal report not supporting some format like gif
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