We have a SPA built on Angular and WebApi Dotnet Core. This application is using IdentityServer4 for authentication and authorization. We want to integrate Sql Reporting Services reports inside it. How can we secure these reports with the IdentityServer4?
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I finished setting up my SSRS reports on my local machine by installing reporting services and configuraturing this to work with my local machine. My question is to deloy the reporting services to a web server so that I can run the reports from where my website is hosted?
You can use the built-in Report Manager. Report Manager is a web site that can run on a separate web server or on the SQL Server hosting the SSRS databases.
SQL Server Reporting Services Basics: Deploying Reports
Publishing Reports to a Report Server
how to integrate the SAP application to the web application which developed in polymer.
A common way that web applications integrate with SAP is using REST or SOAP webservices. Some of your options may depend on the version of the SAP Netweaver Application Server that you have.
You can create REST webservices using SAP Gateway which was incorporated in to the core of the Netweaver Application Server in version 7.4. Here is an overview of that https://blogs.sap.com/2013/01/24/a-simple-overview-on-sap-netweaver-gateway/
You can find more details on SOAP webservices from this wiki page https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAPConn/ABAP+Connectivity++-+Web+Services+ABAP.
I have Reports created in Reporting Service 2008, the reports are allowed in a report server.
One report has Hyperlink Text that called the others reports.
I have a .NET Application which load the reports successfully and the Hyperlinks work, the application is created in Visual Studio 2012. I have other application created in Visual Basic 6, this application has a DLL which called the same reports, but the hyperlink is not working.
The problem is the dll wich is bulding in interopforms v2.0 the solution is v2.1
I am trying to find out if it is better to deploy Reporting Services and Sharepoint Server on the same Server or not and what would the reason be for either case. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
The most common reason that Reporting Services is not integrated with SharePoint is licensing restrictions. I am not a licensing expert, but I believe any server on which Reporting Services is installed must have a SQL Server license. Since SQL Server is usually installed on servers other than the SharePoint app servers, this involves extra SQL costs.
SharePoint and SSRS integration allows reports to be stored in a SharePoint library and provides an easier way to store report output (subscriptions) to SharePoint libraries.
I would like to be able to edit and create at run time reports based on SQL Server Reporting Services from my application. Can SQL Server Report Services Designer control be rehosted in a custom .Net application outside Visual Studio, in a similar manner to how the WF workflow designer does? Is there any code sample for this?
Use Report Builder for designing reports outside of Business Intelligence Development Studio. If you want to launch report builder from a hyperlink, make sure at least SQL Server 2008 SP1 is installed on the report server and use this URL:
http://<servername>/reportserver/reportbuilder/ReportBuilder_2_0_0_0.application