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sql server reporting services : RSClientPrint error 0x8007F304


CGW
10/3/2005 1:51:13 PM
I thought I finally had everything in place to do clienside printing using
RSClientPrint. I even got the dialog box for installing the software at the
client. However, now when I call my java function to print, I get a error
printing number of 0x8007F304.

Does anyone recognize it? Can anyone help?

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Thanks,

CGW
10/4/2005 6:44:40 AM
After working with this a little more, I believe the problem occurs when
RSClientPrint.Print method is invoked for a report without that report being
opened first in the browser. I was hoping to bypass that, but RSClientPrint
doesn't seem inclined to allow that. Bummer.
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Thanks,

CGW


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Brian Welcker [MSFT]
10/4/2005 10:36:32 PM
The control was not designed to work in this way. You will need to call the
SOAP APIs.

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Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services

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CGW
10/5/2005 5:51:09 AM
Thanks. I had about come to that conclusion. And I've never really used SOAP
APIs. I had about decided to use the rs utility and scripts to automate
morning reports. However, can you point me to a good intro to the RS SOAP
APIs and how to use them?
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Thanks,

CGW


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CGW
10/5/2005 6:02:02 AM
By the way... Just how was the control designed to work? Since it accepts the
report name, parameters, server, etc, I made the assumption that client
printing could be accomplished through the use of the control alone.
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Thanks,

CGW


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