Showing posts with label generat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label generat. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

How to deploy in run time

Hello, i'm trying to make a report generator for web application, that means
the user will generat the report and save it on the server, the idea is that
report for dummy users, i started to make a wizared to generate my SQL
statment and i did, then i make a class to generate the RDl file and i did,
the problem is how to deploy this generated RDL file at run time,( after
compilation) , i tried to use rs.exe tool but i didn't think that it worked,
also , i want to ask , Is this a right way of thinking to deploy a report at
run time or not,
thank you in advanceI have no idea if this is a good way to handle it, but the API exposed
through SOAP looks like it will let you create a report on the fly. The
ReportingService class has a CreateReport method that looks like it might
fit your needs. Here is the MSDN documentation of the method:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/rsprog/htm/rsp_ref_soapapi_service_ak_79mc.asp
Good luck!
"Wael Nofal" <Wael Nofal@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20C60FBF-9CF9-45AF-AC33-F94026F4E1C6@.microsoft.com...
> Hello, i'm trying to make a report generator for web application, that
means
> the user will generat the report and save it on the server, the idea is
that
> report for dummy users, i started to make a wizared to generate my SQL
> statment and i did, then i make a class to generate the RDl file and i
did,
> the problem is how to deploy this generated RDL file at run time,( after
> compilation) , i tried to use rs.exe tool but i didn't think that it
worked,
> also , i want to ask , Is this a right way of thinking to deploy a report
at
> run time or not,
> thank you in advance
>