I solved my problem. Here are the details. Hopefully this will help other
people as well. The application that I am working on at the moment has it's
own form authentication. We wanted to integrate RS with our app. So we
followed the instructions from microsoft. We left out things in regards to
salting passwords since we do that in our framework. I could get reports
rendered from the soap API but we really wanted the toolbar. After reading
the discussion group, I found that the toolbar is not supported in the Soap
API (GRRRRRRRRRR). After I calmed down from cursing RS development team's
name, I proceded to use the reportviewer control. That is when I was getting
the weird behavior. So I placed a simple aspx form in the ReportServer
directory called logon.aspx that just redirected to our applicaitons logon
page. That was not working. Then, an ephifany occured. I went back to the
Logon.aspx page and change the following code.
<% Page.Response.Redirect("http://servername/appname/logon.aspx") %>
to
<%
System.Web.Security.FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name, false); %>

That took care of all my issues. Now everything is working just fine.

Thanks,

bspann
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