"Bruce L-C [MVP]" wrote:

> You need to decide if you are going to integrate using URL integration
> (easiest and fullest featured) or web services (harder but complete
> control). Is this an intranet or internet. If internet where you don't want
> the user to have access to your server then you would have to use web
> services. If URL integration then the best thing is to first understand the
> URL that you need to create. Make sure you can create the URL (even just
> typing it in from IE) and that you can pass parameters. Once you can do that
> then you can control the other aspects of it. I tend to create the URL for
> Jump to URL which is a little different (RS automatically fills in the
> server name so I don't have to deal with it).
>
>
> --
> Bruce Loehle-Conger
> MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
>
> "Alex" <alex@interpac.com.ph(donotspam)> wrote in message
> news:C9A32654-7806-402D-B709-9D7289DC9889@microsoft.com...
> > I'm not sure of what i should do to come up with a web site that allows
> > the
> > users to access the reports that are in my reportserver, I would like to
> > know a step by step instructions on how to access my reports using asp.net
> > web application.
> > Is my problem has anything to do with configuring consoles or xml log
> > files?
> > Will I have to make a coding that will look for server/ virtualroot/
> > pathinfo prefixes.. and where and how will i make one?
> > I am really confused on which or what should i do to access my reports
> > through aspx application ..
> > Please guide me..
> >
> > --
> > ~SiMPLe~
>
>