calling report in asp.net app

Hello,
I created a few reports by using RS2000, now I want to call these reports in
my asp.net web application through a selection box. What is the best and
easiest way to handle this.
Thanks,
Jim.if you want a dynamic list (a list constructs from the reports available) so
you can access RS through its webservice and retrieve the list of available
reports
Or if the list is limited , then you can fill manually the selection box
with "static" values.
To open and render the report, if the ASP.NET application is on the same
server as RS, then simply open the report with URL access:
/reportserver?/folder/report name
You can use the sample ASP.net control provided with RS to disply the
report.
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> Hello,
> I created a few reports by using RS2000, now I want to call these reports
> in
> my asp.net web application through a selection box. What is the best and
> easiest way to handle this.
> Thanks,
> Jim.
>|||Jim,
Easiest may not always be the best way since it depends on your report
requirements. But in general, you should gravitate whenever possible to URL
addressability. The ReportViewer sample that comes with RS makes this
easier.
If you want to be able to switch between URL and SOAP addressibility you may
find my AwReportViewer control (an enhanced version of ReportViewer useful
(http://www.manning-sandbox.com/thread.jspa?threadID=10392&tstart=45). Enjoy
it!
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Hope this helps.
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> Hello,
> I created a few reports by using RS2000, now I want to call these reports
in
> my asp.net web application through a selection box. What is the best and
> easiest way to handle this.
> Thanks,
> Jim.
>