Thank you Neil!

That did the trick.
Much appreciated,
Steve

Good day all, I'm using version 3.0 and I my question is about the "Implemented?" column in the Report Viewer. I don't know how to get any of my "Implemented Applications" to show green. In the "Implemented?" column, all apps show a red circle with an 'X' in it. I have ...

Hi, I am happy to report that this problem was solved, due to the tenacity and persistance of Jonathan Carter. For some reason - likely due to some rookie installation errors on my part with Tomcat - the path to Tomcat contained the characters '[' and ']' - i.e. left and right square brackets. The a...

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