Tutorial: Accessing the Report Server Web Service Using Visual Basic or Visual C#
SQL Server 2005
The following tutorial shows you how to access the Report Server Web service from an application created with Microsoft Visual Basic or Microsoft Visual C#.
During the course of this tutorial, you will complete the following:
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Create a client application using the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Console Application project template.
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Add a Web reference for the Report Server Web service.
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Write code to access the Web service.
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Run the console application in debug mode.
To complete the tutorial, you must have the following:
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services configured for native mode.
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or a similar Microsoft .NET Framework-compatible development tool.
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Sufficient permissions to be able to access the SQL Server Report Server Web service on the computer where your report server is located.
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A report installed on your report server. This tutorial uses the sample report, Company Sales. For more information about sample reports, see AdventureWorks Report Samples.
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| The samples are not installed automatically during setup, but you can install them at any time. For information about installing the samples, see Installing Samples. |
Estimated time to complete the tutorial: 60 minutes
Lesson 1: Creating the Web Service Client Project
Lesson 2: Adding a Web Reference
Lesson 3: Accessing the Web Service
Lesson 4: Running the Application (VB/VC#)
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Concepts
Reporting Services TutorialsOther Resources
AdventureWorks Report SamplesInstalling AdventureWorks Sample Databases and Samples

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