Problem with deploying report project from VS.NET

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  1. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    sounds like your proxy block https connection or asmx connection.

    have you tried access the page from your browser?

    Bruce

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  2. HS+

    HS+

    When I try to deploy my report project from vs.net i got the following message:
    "A connection could not be made to the report server https://rs.discountasp.net/reportserver".

    I think that TargetServerURL and TargetFolder are OK.

    My developing computer (VS.NET, SQL 2000 Developer, Reporting Services) is on SBS2003 domain which uses proxy server.

    I also had a problem with registering web references (https://rs.discountasp.net/reportserver/reporservice.asmx), but i solved it by setting proxy exceptionsto https://rs.discountasp.net(Do not use proxy server for addresses beginning with in Internet Options, Connections, LAN Settings, Advanced), but it didn't help with my deployment problem.

    Deploying on my http://localhost/reportserver works fine, and deploying on https://rs.discountasp.net/reportserver from other computer which is not part of network also works ok.

    Any help would be appreciated.
     
  3. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    hmm... this is very strange.

    I tested deploying a report to my test account on rs and had no problem.

    try it on another computer and see if you have the same problem

    Bruce

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  4. HS+

    HS+

    Connection and upload works through ReportManager (but also not too good, I can upload rdl and rds files, but shared datasource is not "bound" to report, so I have to manually set datasource for each particular report).

    I have tried to override proxy settings like I did describe in previous post, but it didn't help.
     
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