SSRS 2012 (Part 8 of 10): Web Service Programming
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SSRS 2012 (Part 8 of 10): Web Service Programming

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Updated Feb 04, 2020

In this course you’ll learn how to use the Report Server Web Service, and see some examples of how useful it is. You’ll learn about the two endpoints that Reporting Services exposes, the management and execution endpoints, and the differences between them. You’ll also see how to build an application using the Web services to display a list of reports and render format options, both retrieved dynamically from the report server, as well as how to execute the selected report using both a custom URL and the execution Web service. As a bonus, you’ll learn how to dynamically determine whether the selected report has required parameters and one way to supply parameters to the report.


Lesson 1:

  • Report Server Web Services
  • Demo: Web Services.

Lesson 2:

  • Create Project & Add Web Refs
  • Demo: Create Project
  • Demo: Add Reference
  • Demo: Add Reference Cont
  • Demo: Web Reference
  • Demo: Object Browser
  • Demo: Data Source
  • Demo: Add Ref to .

Lesson 3:

  • Demo: Classes and Methods
  • Demo: ReportingService2010
  • Demo: ReportingService - more.

Lesson 4:

  • Demo: Edit Web.config
  • Demo: Add Models
  • Demo: Add Controller/View
  • Demo: Create the View .

Lesson 5:

  • Demo: App Settings/Connection
  • Demo: Set Credentials/Get List
  • Demo: RenderFormat List
  • Demo: List - Further Filters
  • Demo: Return & Dropdowns
  • Demo: Add Buttons & Execute.

Lesson 6:

  • Demo: HTTP POST Form
  • Demo: Report Setup
  • Demo: Call by Render method
  • Demo: Response Object
  • Demo: Run App
  • Demo: Drill Into.

Lesson 7:

  • Demo: Report Parameters
  • Demo: Set Values
  • Demo: Run App Values.

Lesson 8:

  • Demo: Custom URL
  • Demo: Index Action
  • Demo: Run App.
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