After migrating a web application from IIS6 to IIS7 I experienced issues with the ReportViewer rendering incorrectly and incompletely. Google and Antonio Ooi to the rescue with an easy fix that required just a bit of web.config editing…
OTK Founder’s Column: Solving ReportViewer Rendering Issue on IIS7.
Posts Tagged ‘SSRS’
ReportViewer Issue on IIS7 (After Migrating from IIS6)
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged control, IIS, IIS6, IIS7, migrate, reportviewer, SSRS, web.config on 2009/11/02 | Leave a Comment »
Integrating Reporting Services Using SOAP
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged microsoft, reporting, server, service, services, SOAP, sql, SSRS, WCF, web on 2009/10/07 | Leave a Comment »
Want to programmatically access your Sql Server Reporting Services Server? (SSRS) Turns out there’s an app for that! Or more precisely, a SOAP web service.
The Reporting Services SOAP API provides several Web service endpoints for developing custom reporting solutions. The endpoints currently fall into two categories: management and execution. The management functionality is exposed through [...]
SQL Server Reporting Services Hits its Stride – CODE Magazine
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 2008, microsoft, reporting, server, services, sql, SSRS on 2009/09/30 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve used SSRS multiple times in the past and know of at least one instance where I’ll be using it again in the future so I was quite pleased to stumble upon Paul Litwin’s recent article regarding the current state of SSRS.
We’ve all heard that version 3 of a Microsoft product is when that product [...]