Embedding reports in Winform App...

I am looking for options for rendering RDLs in a .Net 1.1 Windows Forms
application using SQL Server 2K.
Thanks everyone.Use fyiReporting component (http://www.fyireporting.com). Is open source and
read RDL files with Windows Forms Viewer component.
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"Terry Mulvany" <terry.mulvany@.rouseservices.com> escreveu na mensagem
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>I am looking for options for rendering RDLs in a .Net 1.1 Windows Forms
>application using SQL Server 2K.
> Thanks everyone.
>|||Thanks Pedro, do you or anyone else know of any similar 3rd party (pay or
open source) components that actually use the infrastructure of SQL Server
Reporting Services (i.e. ReportServer web service and it's corresponding
security) rather than just simply being able to load an RDL file and view it
as the FYIReporting stuff does.
(I know .Net 2.0 and Yukon will support this but we do not have that as an
option)
Thanks all.
-Terry
"Pedro Jr." <pedro.alvesjr@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Use fyiReporting component (http://www.fyireporting.com). Is open source
> and read RDL files with Windows Forms Viewer component.
> []s
>
> "Terry Mulvany" <terry.mulvany@.rouseservices.com> escreveu na mensagem
> news:eh4oCnMqFHA.2072@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>>I am looking for options for rendering RDLs in a .Net 1.1 Windows Forms
>>application using SQL Server 2K.
>> Thanks everyone.
>|||You can use web services to return a stream rendered how you want and then
display that (pdf, excel, html, etc). Or you can use URL integration. Put a
IE browser control and set its URL appropriately. With .Net 2.0 where will
be a winform control which will make all of this extremely easy.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
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>I am looking for options for rendering RDLs in a .Net 1.1 Windows Forms
>application using SQL Server 2K.
> Thanks everyone.
>

Email Subscriptions in Sql Server 2000 Reporting Services

Hi,

I have changed my Reporting services from Windows Security to Forms Security. When I deploy reports on the local SQL server, a windows pops up. This windows requires my username and password for the report server. After I input them, everything works fine.

However, When I deploy reports to the above server from the different SQL server located on a different computer, the windows always pops up, although I type the same username and same password. Any ideas?

Thanks a lot.Is this a Windows dialog box from IE? If so, have you enabled anonymous access to the ReportServer and Reports virtual directories in the IIS management console?This is one of the pre-requisites for making forms authentication work.

Thanks
Tudor|||Hi,

Yes, I have already changed them on the computer where my reporting server is located. In fact, I have succeeded in implementing Forms security locally. Like what I described in my question post, after my inputing username and password, local deploying is fine. But when I deploy from another computer, after my inputer the same username and password, the poped-up windows is still there.

Moreover, I also encountered another problem. When email-subscription works under windows security, but it doesn't work under forms security. The error is "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

Any ideas about them?

Thanks a lot.|||Urgent. any ideas?|||

Check whether the error comes from the (modified) sample code. For instance the sample implementation of GetUserInfo checks for the existence of the HttpContext and returns null if it's not present.
If you have changed that, it would be possible that it could fail when running the report as part of a subscription.

Thanks
Tudor

|||How do you enable anonymous access to the ReportServer? I have an application that references the URL of the report. It is also prompting for credentials. I would really not like to pass the login and password through. Currently we are using one standard user name and password.

Thanks in advance!|||You enable anonymous in the IIS settings. Note, security will effectively be disabled at this point.|||I received a differnent error while using the Forms Extension with SQL REporting Services 2005 when trying to use email subscriptions. The error I received is "

The Forms extension failed to read its configuration settings from the RSReportServer.config configuration file. The extension is not available to users."

Any ideas

Thanks

|||

Hi ,

I have configured SMTP server and i have done email subscription to particular customer called "tbs".The report generates daily at 9:00pm and report will be sent to customer's email.But,if the report doesnot contain any Records,the report should not be delivered to Customer.

Could you be able to guide me and suggest me .

Thanks,

Jayaram

Email subscription Issue

We have deployed SSRS 2005 on internet using Forms authentication. every thing works just fine except the email subscription;

when a user who is part of browser role (manage individual subscription) clicks on new subscription his To field is grayed out (unable to modify) and account showing in it is the service account we use to run reporting service.

we need to give users permission to specity To, CC, BCC fields without letting them see other subscriptions.

can you help us configuring this?

Hi Aneel-

You need to go into the rsreportserver.config file located in the ReportServer folder and look for the "<SendEmailToUserAlias>" node. If it is "False", change it to "True" and you'll be able to enter e-mail addresses to send to. You will only get the "To" field, not "Cc" or "Bcc" fields.

Note you may have to restart IIS.

Regards,
Scott