BSM with SSRS(2005) on a different box

Could anybody help provide some detailed information about installing BSM with SSRS 2005? My installation needs to have SSRS running on a different box than the BSM server.

There are 2 issues involved here:

The BSM Server.msi by default looks for Reporting Services 2000. I need to have the complete installation based on SQL2005. Do i have to install RS2000 and then manually configure it to use SSRS2005?

In addition to this, I would prefer to have the Report Server on a different machine. How do you convey this altered configuration to the Server.msi file which looks for a reporting services instance on the same machine. The set up does not proceed without having RS2000 on the same box.

You'll probably have more luck in the Reporting Services forum, http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=82&SiteID=1. This one is dedictated to Microsoft SQL Server Notification Services.

In the meantime, you might find this thread interesting; it describes how BSM works with SQLNS. http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=137502&SiteID=1

Good luck!

Joe

|||Thanks. I have posted the same question here:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=252677&SiteID=1

Browser Based Report Builder

Hi,
I am looking at building a simple browser based report builder. I would like
to provide options to move fields and add text\captions to exsisting reports
using a browser(IE)
To startwith I am looking at displaying the fields(those are present in
report) in a grid(where the user could change the order of them) and have a
report preview pane(where the user could preview the report.
Could someone please let me know how I could have a preview pane in web page
and how I could make changes to the report as soon as a user changes the
fields order in grid.
Any help\suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
PonnuIf you have SS2005 then dont reinvent the wheel, it is already there as
Report Model / Report Builder which i browser based.
Amarnath
"Ponnu" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am looking at building a simple browser based report builder. I would like
> to provide options to move fields and add text\captions to exsisting reports
> using a browser(IE)
> To startwith I am looking at displaying the fields(those are present in
> report) in a grid(where the user could change the order of them) and have a
> report preview pane(where the user could preview the report.
> Could someone please let me know how I could have a preview pane in web page
> and how I could make changes to the report as soon as a user changes the
> fields order in grid.
> Any help\suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
> Ponnu
>
>|||Hi Amarnath,
I am planning to do in SSRS 2005.
I could use ReportViewer for previewing reports but I need to change the
order of columns in the reoprt once the user changes the order in the grid.
Any ideas how I could programatically change the report from vb.net to
change the order of columns?
Thanks
Ponnu
"Amarnath" <Amarnath@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8A4339DA-1E37-4959-8B3C-7DED2DDE4272@.microsoft.com...
> If you have SS2005 then dont reinvent the wheel, it is already there as
> Report Model / Report Builder which i browser based.
> Amarnath
> "Ponnu" wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I am looking at building a simple browser based report builder. I would
>> like
>> to provide options to move fields and add text\captions to exsisting
>> reports
>> using a browser(IE)
>> To startwith I am looking at displaying the fields(those are present in
>> report) in a grid(where the user could change the order of them) and have
>> a
>> report preview pane(where the user could preview the report.
>> Could someone please let me know how I could have a preview pane in web
>> page
>> and how I could make changes to the report as soon as a user changes the
>> fields order in grid.
>> Any help\suggestions on this would be greatly appreciated.
>> Thanks
>> Ponnu
>>

Both Forms Authentication and Active Directory on one Server?

I need to provide both Active Directory (for intranet users) and Forms
Authentication (for extranet users). According to the MSDN article on Forms
Authentication "It is not possible to run a report server under a mixed-mode
security system (for example, both Windows and Forms Authentication). "
Is it possible to create two Report and Report Manager applications on the
same server, with different virtual directory names, and set one to Anonymous
and the other to Integrated Authentication?
If yes, would there be a licensing issue?
RobSince the licensing is server-based, I don't think that would be an issue.
If it can work like you describe, I'd love to see it happen.
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"Rob" <Rob@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I need to provide both Active Directory (for intranet users) and Forms
> Authentication (for extranet users). According to the MSDN article on
> Forms
> Authentication "It is not possible to run a report server under a
> mixed-mode
> security system (for example, both Windows and Forms Authentication). "
> Is it possible to create two Report and Report Manager applications on the
> same server, with different virtual directory names, and set one to
> Anonymous
> and the other to Integrated Authentication?
> If yes, would there be a licensing issue?
> Rob