Hi,
actually that's more or less what I tried after a couple of hours of debugging.
I created a Sample Report (with a Sub-Report) with the Crystal Report Designer and after that I created my custom "Information Extractor" (haven't used the one in the examples you provided.
Anyhow I downloaded the "Information Extractor" from the Example and just executed it. Here is the Result:
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If you spot a missing Property or a Property that is set wrong, please let me know.
I just checked and couldn't spot a difference (I set a bunch of more properties, but removing them does not help here).
Thanks,
BTW: With my custom "Information Extractor" I was able to get the correct Properties for the XML-DataSource.
EDIT: I should note that the Report I want to create with the Java Code does not have a Sub-Report (yet).