Connect to SSRS RDL from ASP.NET Page

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  1. wellpointvi

    wellpointvi

    I just signed up for Discount ASP.NET SSRS and created a sample report and deployed it to your server and can view it using the url and username/password which you provided.

    Now I’m trying to link this into my asp.net application's ReportViewer. I have defined the following in my asp.net page:

    ReportViewer1.ProcessingMode = ProcessingMode.Remote;
    ReportViewer1.ServerReport.ReportServerUrl = new Uri("https://thelinkyougaveme/");
    ReportViewer1.ServerReport.ReportPath = "SampleReport";

    How do I provide username/password to the above?
     
    wellpointvi, Sep 1, 2010
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  2. dmitri

    dmitri DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Please see this thread that explains how to supply credentials to SSRS when your ReportViewer is configured for remote processing.
     
    dmitri, Sep 2, 2010
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  3. wellpointvi

    wellpointvi

    I printed this and I see 27 pages of back-and-forth discussions since May 2007, with no clear answer to my question.

    Why can I not get a simple answer on how to login to your report server from my asp.net web page?
     
    wellpointvi, Sep 2, 2010
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  4. dmitri

    dmitri DiscountASP.NET Staff

    There is no simple answer for this problem. If there was a simple solution to that problem this thread would have been much shorter. Microsoft does not provide a simple way to configure ReportViewer in remote processing mode. This is advanced development issue that requires programming. You do not have to read whole thread. Just concentrate on the first posts as they contain the most of the information you need.

    The simplest workaround to this problem is just to configure your report viewer to run in local processing mode.
     
    dmitri, Sep 2, 2010
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