I don't know if this is a bug or not. I have SP1 and used the web
service to render the report in PDF format. The report renders fine
but when I click on the email button it asks me if I want to email the
url or the report itself. I choose the latter. When it attached the
report in the email, I notice that the extension of the report is aspx
and not PDF. So, I test the email by sending it to myself. I have to
save the report as PDF extension in order to view as PDF otherwise it
me garbage. I wonder this is a bug. Thanks.I assume you are using your own ASP.NET application that calls the RS web
service then displays the result to your users. Your application needs to
set the ContentType property of the ASP.NET response object, and perhaps the
content-disposition HTTP header. Doing this will tell IE how to display the
data your page is returning.
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"Jeff" <Jeff@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ADB7C080-8FC7-49DE-89FA-0104A9FF0915@.microsoft.com...
> This is happening to me too...
> "powerranger" wrote:
> > I don't know if this is a bug or not. I have SP1 and used the web
> > service to render the report in PDF format. The report renders fine
> > but when I click on the email button it asks me if I want to email the
> > url or the report itself. I choose the latter. When it attached the
> > report in the email, I notice that the extension of the report is aspx
> > and not PDF. So, I test the email by sending it to myself. I have to
> > save the report as PDF extension in order to view as PDF otherwise it
> > me garbage. I wonder this is a bug. Thanks.
> >
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