Showing posts with label sharepoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sharepoint. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Help required fro Reporting service webparts

Hi,
Since this is related to sharepoint reporting service web parts, I am
posting in both.
In place of report explorer I need to create my custom explorer. I have
figured out that report explorer implements ICellProvider.
I tried using it in my custom Report explorer, but unfortunately the URL
I am trying to pass is creating problems.
I can see the "report manager" in report viewer web part if my custom
explorer provides the cell data in following form:
"http://server/ReportS?/Users+Folders/domain+user/My
Reports/ChangeManagement/Matrix&rs:Command=Renderrc:Area=Report"
I would appreciate if any one can point out what data (and its format)
Report viewer web part expect as connection parameter.
Thanks
AmitAmit,
Are you using the MS webparts which just has the Viewer and the
explorer?
If so I have some third party web parts that do the parameters etc
which may be an easier solution to your problem.
Kind Regards
Dan Orchard
dan.orchard@.idow.co.uk
Amit Saxena wrote:
> Hi,
> Since this is related to sharepoint reporting service web parts, I am
> posting in both.
> In place of report explorer I need to create my custom explorer. I
> have figured out that report explorer implements ICellProvider. I
> tried using it in my custom Report explorer, but unfortunately the
> URL I am trying to pass is creating problems.
> I can see the "report manager" in report viewer web part if my custom
> explorer provides the cell data in following form:
> "http://server/ReportS?/Users+Folders/domain+user/My
> Reports/ChangeManagement/Matrix&rs:Command=Renderrc:Area=Report"
>
> I would appreciate if any one can point out what data (and its
> format) Report viewer web part expect as connection parameter.
>
> Thanks
> Amit|||Hi Dan,
I am using MS webparts. I will appreciate if you can tell me about other
webparts too.
Amit
Dan Orchard wrote:
> Amit,
> Are you using the MS webparts which just has the Viewer and the
> explorer?
> If so I have some third party web parts that do the parameters etc
> which may be an easier solution to your problem.
> Kind Regards
> Dan Orchard
> dan.orchard@.idow.co.uk
>
> Amit Saxena wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>Since this is related to sharepoint reporting service web parts, I am
>>posting in both.
>>In place of report explorer I need to create my custom explorer. I
>>have figured out that report explorer implements ICellProvider. I
>>tried using it in my custom Report explorer, but unfortunately the
>>URL I am trying to pass is creating problems.
>>I can see the "report manager" in report viewer web part if my custom
>>explorer provides the cell data in following form:
>>"http://server/ReportS?/Users+Folders/domain+user/My
>>Reports/ChangeManagement/Matrix&rs:Command=Renderrc:Area=Report"
>>
>>I would appreciate if any one can point out what data (and its
>>format) Report viewer web part expect as connection parameter.
>>
>>Thanks
>>Amit
>

Help referencing Report Path in SharePoint Report Viewer

I put in a Report Viewer in one one my webpart buckets. I'm trying to set the properties now. I set the Report manager URL to:

http://myservername/Reports

The problem comes when trying to specify the report path. I'm not sure where this is stored...I just tried taking it from my URL when I ran the report but this doesn't work:

Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fa_dashboard%2fa_dashboard

Where exactly is the directory or path I need to poitn to and how do I figure out how it should be formed?

screen shot: http://www.webfound.net/reportpath.jpg

Report Manager URL

http://myserver/reports/

Report Path

/myfolder/myreport

|||I understand this but I tried that. /myfolder/myreport where does this stem from? I tried pasting in the foldername that shows in Report manager for my report (the yellow folder you see) but that's not working.|||You know what, thanks it worked. I was missing the other half..the report name!