Report Server Web Service Features

The Report Server Web services encompass several categories of methods that are based on component features. These methods are provided through two web service endpoints (one for report management and one for report execution) which are exposed as members of the ReportingService2005 and ReportExecutionService classes. These classes can be generated through a proxy class tool such as wsdl.exe, which is included with the Microsoft .NET Framework SDK. For more information about the Report Server Web services and the .NET Framework, see Building Applications Using the Web Service and the .NET Framework.

In This Section

Topic Description

Report Server Web Service Endpoints

Describes the management and execution endpoints of the Report Server Web service.

Report Server Namespace Management Methods

Describes methods that you can use to manage the report server database. Specifically you can manage folders and resources and set item properties.

Authorization Methods

Describes methods that you can use to manage tasks, roles, and policies.

Data Sources and Connection Methods

Describes methods you can use to set and manage data source connection and credential information for reports.

Report Parameters Methods

Describes methods that you can use to set and retrieve parameters for reports.

Rendering and Execution Methods

Describes methods that you can use to manage report execution, rendering, and caching.

Report History Methods

Describes methods that you can use to create and manage report history snapshots.

Scheduling Methods

Describes methods that you can use to create and manage shared schedules that are used by the report server.

Subscription and Delivery Methods

Describes methods that you can use to create and manage subscriptions and report delivery.

Linked Reports Methods

Describes methods that you can use to create and manage linked reports.

See Also

Reference

Reporting Services Web Services Class Library

Concepts

Accessing the SOAP API

Other Resources

Building Applications Using the Web Service and the .NET Framework
Report Server Web Service

Help and Information

Getting SQL Server 2005 Assistance