Can anyone tell me how to deploy this client side ActiveX component to
install silently.
We obviously secure our PC's on our site and do not want the users to see a
pop up for installation (also there then could be issues with users
installation rights).
Have at least 500+ PCs to install upon
Regards
Ric PullenThis is the answer i got that worked for us. Hope you find it usefull
I guess it depends on how you locked down IE. If they can not run activeX
controls period then there is not much you can do, if they just can't
download them then you can manually install them as I describe below.
The client print control is just a COM object. You could extract the
contents and run regsvr32 on the rsclientprint.dll. There are a couple of
issues you need to be aware of though:
1) make sure all the additional files are located in the same folder as the
rsclientprint.dll
2) If we ever update the control you will need to make sure to update the
control in your script or the control may not work correctly.
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Namshub" wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to deploy this client side ActiveX component to
> install silently.
> We obviously secure our PC's on our site and do not want the users to see a
> pop up for installation (also there then could be issues with users
> installation rights).
> Have at least 500+ PCs to install upon
> Regards
> Ric Pullen
>|||Hi,
I found the link http://www.kodyaz.
com/articles/client-side-printing-silent-deployment-of-rsclientPrint.aspx
when I googled with "silent install client print reporting service"
Showing posts with label client. Show all posts
Showing posts with label client. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
RSClientPrint problem
I'm trying to get client side printing to work in asp.net with reporting services 2005. I've got an aspx page to do printing as described here but when I try to render a report I get the following:
1. Print dialog box appears as expected
2. Press print
3. Dialog box appears saying "Print in progress"
4. After a few seconds another dialog box appears saying there was an error printing the report. Error code is 80004005.
I get the same error if I try to preview instad of print.
The (relevent) code is:
<object id="RSClientPrint" classid="CLSID:FA91DF8D-53AB-455D-AB20-F2F023E498D3" codebase="Bin/RSClientPrint.cab#Version=2005,90,1399,0"></object>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function printIt() {
RSClientPrint.Print('http://localhost/ReportServer$SQL2005',
'/LMI Reports/GoodsIn&OrderID=1000'),
'Goodsin');
}
</script>
<body onload="printIt()">
Does anybody know what this error is and how I can get the control to work? Its not clear to me what the version on the object statement should be. This example uses the version string from the control but I've also tried 1.0 with the same result. Its also not clear if I should be using RSClientPrint.Authenticate or not. I've tried both true and false with the same result.
Many thanks
Ian
Hi Ian,
I am also getting same problem . do you have any solutions for it ?
suresh babu
|||Ian did you solve this issue?.. if you did it.. please let me know to ayoplac@.hotmail.com|||No, sadly it was never resolved other than using a different reporting system that actually works.
RSClientPrint problem
I'm trying to get client side printing to work in asp.net with reporting services 2005. I've got an aspx page to do printing as described here but when I try to render a report I get the following:
1. Print dialog box appears as expected
2. Press print
3. Dialog box appears saying "Print in progress"
4. After a few seconds another dialog box appears saying there was an error printing the report. Error code is 80004005.
I get the same error if I try to preview instad of print.
The (relevent) code is:
<object id="RSClientPrint" classid="CLSID:FA91DF8D-53AB-455D-AB20-F2F023E498D3" codebase="Bin/RSClientPrint.cab#Version=2005,90,1399,0"></object>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function printIt() {
RSClientPrint.Print('http://localhost/ReportServer$SQL2005',
'/LMI Reports/GoodsIn&OrderID=1000'),
'Goodsin');
}
</script>
<body onload="printIt()">
Does anybody know what this error is and how I can get the control to work? Its not clear to me what the version on the object statement should be. This example uses the version string from the control but I've also tried 1.0 with the same result. Its also not clear if I should be using RSClientPrint.Authenticate or not. I've tried both true and false with the same result.
Many thanks
Ian
Hi Ian,
I am also getting same problem . do you have any solutions for it ?
suresh babu
|||Ian did you solve this issue?.. if you did it.. please let me know to ayoplac@.hotmail.com|||No, sadly it was never resolved other than using a different reporting system that actually works.
RSClientPrint problem
I'm trying to get client side printing to work in asp.net with reporting services 2005. I've got an aspx page to do printing as described here but when I try to render a report I get the following:
1. Print dialog box appears as expected
2. Press print
3. Dialog box appears saying "Print in progress"
4. After a few seconds another dialog box appears saying there was an error printing the report. Error code is 80004005.
I get the same error if I try to preview instad of print.
The (relevent) code is:
<object id="RSClientPrint" classid="CLSID:FA91DF8D-53AB-455D-AB20-F2F023E498D3" codebase="Bin/RSClientPrint.cab#Version=2005,90,1399,0"></object>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function printIt() {
RSClientPrint.Print('http://localhost/ReportServer$SQL2005',
'/LMI Reports/GoodsIn&OrderID=1000'),
'Goodsin');
}
</script>
<body onload="printIt()">
Does anybody know what this error is and how I can get the control to work? Its not clear to me what the version on the object statement should be. This example uses the version string from the control but I've also tried 1.0 with the same result. Its also not clear if I should be using RSClientPrint.Authenticate or not. I've tried both true and false with the same result.
Many thanks
Ian
Hi Ian,
I am also getting same problem . do you have any solutions for it ?
suresh babu
|||Ian did you solve this issue?.. if you did it.. please let me know to ayoplac@.hotmail.com|||No, sadly it was never resolved other than using a different reporting system that actually works.
Monday, March 26, 2012
RSClientPrint ActiveX causes client PC to reboot
We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button it
first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system reboots.
I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
Any ideas? Thank You.That is exactly what I am running (XP SP2 IE6).
Are they in the local administrators group on the machine (i.e. do they have
the rights to install the activeX control?)
Do they have any printers connected to their PC? This is printing locally
not at the server.
--
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccarine@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> it
> first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> reboots.
> I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> Any ideas? Thank You.
>|||Which version of RS do you use?
I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
print report. Printing anything else is OK.
However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
report.
So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
different computer.
Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
horribly bad.
"Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccarine@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> it
> first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> reboots.
> I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> Any ideas? Thank You.
>|||On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
> Which version of RS do you use?
> I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
> connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
> print report. Printing anything else is OK.
> However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
> computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
> particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
> different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
> the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
> report.
> So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
> different computer.
> Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
> horribly bad.
> "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
>
> > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> > it
> > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> > reboots.
> > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.|||I am having same problem any idea to solve this issue
"RDV" wrote:
> On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
> > Which version of RS do you use?
> >
> > I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
> > connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
> > print report. Printing anything else is OK.
> >
> > However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
> > computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
> > particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
> > different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
> > the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
> > report.
> >
> > So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
> > different computer.
> >
> > Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
> > horribly bad.
> >
> > "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> >
> >
> >
> > > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> > > it
> > > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> > > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> > > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> > > reboots.
> >
> > > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> > > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> >
> > > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
> >
> > - Show quoted text -
> I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
> printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.
>|||I saw this last spring:
>>>>>>>>
> > It only affects printers using the PCL 6 driver. If I print to any of
> > the others using a PCL 5e driver it works. All of our printers are HP.
> > > It doesn't appear to be a general print driver issue. As I said, only
> > > the HP 4250's have this problem.
> > > > It appears to be a print driver issue due to some recent update. If
> > > > you change your print drivers to PCL 5e it won't crash any longer.
>>>>>>>>>>>
Again, I have no real knowledge of this. Hopefully the above will help.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Irfan" <Irfan@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EBD33316-B4BA-4D9D-819B-33AC540278CB@.microsoft.com...
>I am having same problem any idea to solve this issue
> "RDV" wrote:
>> On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
>> > Which version of RS do you use?
>> >
>> > I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320
>> > printer
>> > connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when
>> > try to
>> > print report. Printing anything else is OK.
>> >
>> > However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
>> > computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
>> > particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
>> > different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine
>> > and
>> > the previous computer also happily work with other computer when
>> > printing RS
>> > report.
>> >
>> > So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to
>> > use a
>> > different computer.
>> >
>> > Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn
>> > rendering/printing
>> > horribly bad.
>> >
>> > "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> > messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print
>> > > button
>> > > it
>> > > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is
>> > > RSClientPrint
>> > > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which
>> > > then
>> > > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
>> > > reboots.
>> >
>> > > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process
>> > > with
>> > > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
>> >
>> > > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
>> >
>> > - Show quoted text -
>> I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
>> printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.|||Hi all !
I found a solution for your problem. You probably installed the hotfix
925902 recently. Its a known issue for Microsoft. Some printers only (until
now : Ricoh LAN Fax Driver, Gestetner P7026n PCL, Ricoh Laser AP2600N PCL,
HP LaserJet 9050, HP LaserJet 4200, HP 4050 PCL6, HP LaserJet 4345 PCL 6 and
Canon Pixma MP170) are impacted.
This problem occurs when a printer driver makes a call that has invalid
parameters to the Win32K.sys component.
The hotfix KB935843 solved the problem on my computer.
first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system reboots.
I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
Any ideas? Thank You.That is exactly what I am running (XP SP2 IE6).
Are they in the local administrators group on the machine (i.e. do they have
the rights to install the activeX control?)
Do they have any printers connected to their PC? This is printing locally
not at the server.
--
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccarine@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> it
> first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> reboots.
> I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> Any ideas? Thank You.
>|||Which version of RS do you use?
I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
print report. Printing anything else is OK.
However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
report.
So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
different computer.
Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
horribly bad.
"Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccarine@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> it
> first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> reboots.
> I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> Any ideas? Thank You.
>|||On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
> Which version of RS do you use?
> I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
> connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
> print report. Printing anything else is OK.
> However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
> computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
> particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
> different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
> the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
> report.
> So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
> different computer.
> Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
> horribly bad.
> "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
>
> > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> > it
> > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> > reboots.
> > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.|||I am having same problem any idea to solve this issue
"RDV" wrote:
> On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
> > Which version of RS do you use?
> >
> > I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320 printer
> > connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when try to
> > print report. Printing anything else is OK.
> >
> > However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
> > computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
> > particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
> > different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine and
> > the previous computer also happily work with other computer when printing RS
> > report.
> >
> > So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to use a
> > different computer.
> >
> > Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn rendering/printing
> > horribly bad.
> >
> > "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
> >
> >
> >
> > > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print button
> > > it
> > > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is RSClientPrint
> > > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which then
> > > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
> > > reboots.
> >
> > > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process with
> > > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
> >
> > > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
> >
> > - Show quoted text -
> I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
> printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.
>|||I saw this last spring:
>>>>>>>>
> > It only affects printers using the PCL 6 driver. If I print to any of
> > the others using a PCL 5e driver it works. All of our printers are HP.
> > > It doesn't appear to be a general print driver issue. As I said, only
> > > the HP 4250's have this problem.
> > > > It appears to be a print driver issue due to some recent update. If
> > > > you change your print drivers to PCL 5e it won't crash any longer.
>>>>>>>>>>>
Again, I have no real knowledge of this. Hopefully the above will help.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Irfan" <Irfan@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EBD33316-B4BA-4D9D-819B-33AC540278CB@.microsoft.com...
>I am having same problem any idea to solve this issue
> "RDV" wrote:
>> On Nov 28, 11:20 am, "Norman Yuan" <NoAddr...@.NoEmail.fake> wrote:
>> > Which version of RS do you use?
>> >
>> > I have one computer (WinXP, DELL laptop, 2 years old) with a HP1320
>> > printer
>> > connected. the RS Client print alway causes "blue screen death" when
>> > try to
>> > print report. Printing anything else is OK.
>> >
>> > However, the printer prints RS report OK when connected to any other
>> > computers. So, I guess it is some sort of hardware issue with that
>> > particular computer/printer combination. The solution is by that user a
>> > different printer. Now the reporting print with that computer is fine
>> > and
>> > the previous computer also happily work with other computer when
>> > printing RS
>> > report.
>> >
>> > So, you may try to update the printer's driver first, and then try to
>> > use a
>> > different computer.
>> >
>> > Just an experience using RS2000 printing. RS2000 reporitn
>> > rendering/printing
>> > horribly bad.
>> >
>> > "Dan Zaccarine" <Dan Zaccar...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> > messagenews:89B4C6AC-14D6-4F05-8915-2892D3AD2DA8@.microsoft.com...
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > > We have a client PC trying to run a report. When they hit the print
>> > > button
>> > > it
>> > > first asks them to install a SQL active X control which is
>> > > RSClientPrint
>> > > Class. Once installed they hit the print button on the report which
>> > > then
>> > > loads the active X print dialog - when they hit print their system
>> > > reboots.
>> >
>> > > I had this person delete the control and go through the same process
>> > > with
>> > > the same results; they are running Windows XP SP2 with IE6.
>> >
>> > > Any ideas? Thank You.- Hide quoted text -
>> >
>> > - Show quoted text -
>> I have seen the same issue. However, I only get the reboot when I am
>> printing a matrix report. All other report types print Ok.|||Hi all !
I found a solution for your problem. You probably installed the hotfix
925902 recently. Its a known issue for Microsoft. Some printers only (until
now : Ricoh LAN Fax Driver, Gestetner P7026n PCL, Ricoh Laser AP2600N PCL,
HP LaserJet 9050, HP LaserJet 4200, HP 4050 PCL6, HP LaserJet 4345 PCL 6 and
Canon Pixma MP170) are impacted.
This problem occurs when a printer driver makes a call that has invalid
parameters to the Win32K.sys component.
The hotfix KB935843 solved the problem on my computer.
rsClientPrint Active X question
After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
that.
--
Thanks,
CGWFound my problem.
--
Thanks,
CGW
"CGW" wrote:
> After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> that.
> --
> Thanks,
> CGW|||Hi, how did you fix your problem? I have the same problem, that is
preventing me from using a program download (from american greetings.com)
that I've been using all along. I need a new Active-X plugin, but the
publisher is unverifiable. Thanks much!
Mary
"CGW" wrote:
> Found my problem.
> --
> Thanks,
> CGW
>
> "CGW" wrote:
> > After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> > message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> > publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> > that.
> > --
> > Thanks,
> >
> > CGW|||I wish I could remember. We ended up taking a different approach and I didn't
keep my work on that. I know I googled around for an answer and it seems that
it had to do with getting the cab file in the right location. Sorry. If I
remember, I'll send it to you. And from now on, when I find a solution, I'll
mention what it was while it's still fresh on my mind.
--
Thanks,
CGW
"Mary" wrote:
> Hi, how did you fix your problem? I have the same problem, that is
> preventing me from using a program download (from american greetings.com)
> that I've been using all along. I need a new Active-X plugin, but the
> publisher is unverifiable. Thanks much!
> Mary
> "CGW" wrote:
> > Found my problem.
> > --
> > Thanks,
> >
> > CGW
> >
> >
> > "CGW" wrote:
> >
> > > After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> > > message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> > > publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> > > that.
> > > --
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > CGW
message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
that.
--
Thanks,
CGWFound my problem.
--
Thanks,
CGW
"CGW" wrote:
> After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> that.
> --
> Thanks,
> CGW|||Hi, how did you fix your problem? I have the same problem, that is
preventing me from using a program download (from american greetings.com)
that I've been using all along. I need a new Active-X plugin, but the
publisher is unverifiable. Thanks much!
Mary
"CGW" wrote:
> Found my problem.
> --
> Thanks,
> CGW
>
> "CGW" wrote:
> > After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> > message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> > publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> > that.
> > --
> > Thanks,
> >
> > CGW|||I wish I could remember. We ended up taking a different approach and I didn't
keep my work on that. I know I googled around for an answer and it seems that
it had to do with getting the cab file in the right location. Sorry. If I
remember, I'll send it to you. And from now on, when I find a solution, I'll
mention what it was while it's still fresh on my mind.
--
Thanks,
CGW
"Mary" wrote:
> Hi, how did you fix your problem? I have the same problem, that is
> preventing me from using a program download (from american greetings.com)
> that I've been using all along. I need a new Active-X plugin, but the
> publisher is unverifiable. Thanks much!
> Mary
> "CGW" wrote:
> > Found my problem.
> > --
> > Thanks,
> >
> > CGW
> >
> >
> > "CGW" wrote:
> >
> > > After loading the object clause for rsClientPrint on my ASPX page, I get the
> > > message at the client that Microsoft is blocking the software because the
> > > publisher is unknown. Can anyone tell me what I might need to do to get past
> > > that.
> > > --
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > CGW
RSClientPrint
Hi all,
I wanted to use the RSClientPrint.dll on my website for printing server documents on the client. But I can nowhere find the dll (activeX).
Can someone provide me with that dll or send me a message where to find it, and will it work without Reporting Services?
TIA,
Dirk Ooms
You can find the dll embedded in the rsclientprint.cab file of your Reporting Services installation. Or, if you install the active-x control, you can find the dll in %windir%\Downloaded Program Files. Make sure you install all of the files (.dll, .rll and .ini) if using the print control directly.|||Maybe I was looking in the wrong direction,
I found the DLL but I wanted to use it to print word documents on the client from a web browser.
Is this possible or can you only print Reports created by Reporting Services with it?
The print method is described as:
public abstract new void Print ( System.String reportServerUrl , System.String reportPath , System.String reportName )
Member of RSClientPrintLib.IRSClientPrint
Is there a possibility for printing word documents with this functionality or do I have to look for an other solution?
For the moment I'm converting the word files to pdf, showing the pdf in an other screen and then the user has to push the print button.
But if possible I would like to avoid the conversion, and provide the user automatically with the print option screen to print a document on his local printer without having to open that document on screen.
Any suggestions are welcome!
|||The client print from Reporting Services is for reports. You will not be able to use it in the manner you are suggesting.RSClientPrint
Hi all,
I wanted to use the RSClientPrint.dll on my website for printing server documents on the client. But I can nowhere find the dll (activeX).
Can someone provide me with that dll or send me a message where to find it, and will it work without Reporting Services?
TIA,
Dirk Ooms
You can find the dll embedded in the rsclientprint.cab file of your Reporting Services installation. Or, if you install the active-x control, you can find the dll in %windir%\Downloaded Program Files. Make sure you install all of the files (.dll, .rll and .ini) if using the print control directly.|||Maybe I was looking in the wrong direction,
I found the DLL but I wanted to use it to print word documents on the client from a web browser.
Is this possible or can you only print Reports created by Reporting Services with it?
The print method is described as:
public abstract new void Print ( System.String reportServerUrl , System.String reportPath , System.String reportName )
Member of RSClientPrintLib.IRSClientPrint
Is there a possibility for printing word documents with this functionality or do I have to look for an other solution?
For the moment I'm converting the word files to pdf, showing the pdf in an other screen and then the user has to push the print button.
But if possible I would like to avoid the conversion, and provide the user automatically with the print option screen to print a document on his local printer without having to open that document on screen.
Any suggestions are welcome!
|||The client print from Reporting Services is for reports. You will not be able to use it in the manner you are suggesting.Monday, March 12, 2012
RS SP2 client-printing
After installing SP2 (beta) it is possible to print on the client side, but
it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
suggeestion about this ?
Thanks,
JovanBugs are being worked out of printing in the beta. Thanks for giving it a
try and your feedback is important. I am not sure if there is another beta
coming, but many print issues have been resolved.
--
| From: "Jovan Racic" <jracic@.sito.co.yu>
| Subject: RS SP2 client-printing
| Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 10:34:27 +0100
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| After installing SP2 (beta) it is possible to print on the client side,
but
| it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
| it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
| suggeestion about this ?
| Thanks,
| Jovan
|
|
||||Someone else reported this and was told that the printing issues are still
being resolved prior to release.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jovan Racic" <jracic@.sito.co.yu> wrote in message
news:eZuDSEsAFHA.1300@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> After installing SP2 (beta) it is possible to print on the client side,
but
> it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
> it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
> suggeestion about this ?
> Thanks,
> Jovan
>
it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
suggeestion about this ?
Thanks,
JovanBugs are being worked out of printing in the beta. Thanks for giving it a
try and your feedback is important. I am not sure if there is another beta
coming, but many print issues have been resolved.
--
| From: "Jovan Racic" <jracic@.sito.co.yu>
| Subject: RS SP2 client-printing
| Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 10:34:27 +0100
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|
| After installing SP2 (beta) it is possible to print on the client side,
but
| it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
| it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
| suggeestion about this ?
| Thanks,
| Jovan
|
|
||||Someone else reported this and was told that the printing issues are still
being resolved prior to release.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jovan Racic" <jracic@.sito.co.yu> wrote in message
news:eZuDSEsAFHA.1300@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> After installing SP2 (beta) it is possible to print on the client side,
but
> it seems that printing is not correct. In VS.NET I also have problems, but
> it is what you really get when print from IE (browser). Has anybody
> suggeestion about this ?
> Thanks,
> Jovan
>
Friday, March 9, 2012
RS on the Internet - security issues
Hi there,
We are looking at making RS over the web for a client.
Is is safe to put RS on the web? Is it possible to provide adequate security for complete peace of mind - ssl etc? Or does another security layer have to be placed over it?
Advice, thoughts, and some pointers would be greatly appreciated!!
Many thanks
Chris
It is relatively safe, to a point. Check out this article:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157198.aspx
for a summary of SSRS authentication options.
Integrated Windows authentication is not sent in plain text, and it is controlled by IIS, not RS. But you can only use integrated (NTLM) authentication in IE.
sluggy
|||Reporting services supports SSL.
For authentication, you can either:
1. use forms based authentication - take a look at the sample that comes with RS 2005 or
2. use the built-in Windows authentication if you want to give your users access to your domain.
In general RS 2005 is safer/easier to deploy in internet facing scenarios than RS 2000. See the following article for some more information.
http://blogs.msdn.com/tudortr/archive/2005/11/03/488731.aspx
The safest option is to only expose report manager outside of the firewall.
There will be more information on this topic in an upcoming MSDN doc refresh.
Thanks
Tudor Trufinescu
|||Thanks Tudor,
To put into context, we are looking at putting a server into a datacentre, putting SQL and RS onto it, and RS making available to clients.
If we use windows authentication (with SSL?), would you consider this to be a secure environment? Considering the context, would it be a problem if clients have access to our domain? Could we set up their user accounts so that they would only be able to access our site via a browser into RS?
Regards
Chris
RS on SSL losing querystring in URL
Hi,
This is a live problem that Iam facing,
There is this internet application (in SSL) which I deployed at my
Client which access reports by calling something like
https://in4suite.symphonysv.com/ReportServer?/reports/ChangeInDealSizeReport&rs:Command=Render&userid=3®ionid=0
Here is the THE PROBLEM.
After I call the report (by clicking a link in the application) in the
INTERNET application, it opens well taking the default values. When I
change one value in any of the parameters, the parameter toolbar hangs
with the white blank screen. There is no postback happening or it is
hanging at the post back. So The customer cant do anything except see
the report for the default values.
I did this research. I called a report, When I right-clicked on the
report page to see the Properties window, I noticed that the parameters
in the URL which were supposed to be passed are not there. So the
Address:URL looked like this
https://in4suite.symphonysv.com/ReportServer?%2freports%
It does not carry any info on the URL except the report folder. So I
believe this is why the report is hanging. So this means the
querystring is being lost.
What is the workaround or trick to let the URL in full be available
after calling the report the first time. This will help the post back
occur Iam sure.
Help Please.
Anand Sagar
In4VelocityNo WAIT !!
I was wrong. The complete URL qureystring is still there. It does not
lose the querystring, I was not scrolling down completely.
The reason for the problem is something else.|||Here is the actual problem.
Iam passing a parameter '&userid=3' in the URL when I first call the
report. The report shows up fine. Then when I change any other
parameter value in the report parameters UI, a post back occurs and the
report hangs. I noticed that when I drag down the separator between the
parameter area and the report area, I see another report page behind
which says
"This report requires a default or user-defined value for the report
parameter 'userid'. To run or subscribe to this report, you must
provide a parameter value. (rsReportParameterValueNotSet)"
So this means when a postback occurs, the default parameter in the URL
is lost. Why does this happen. Any ideas ? The report server is in SSL.
Is this an issue ?
Thanks,
Anand Sagar
This is a live problem that Iam facing,
There is this internet application (in SSL) which I deployed at my
Client which access reports by calling something like
https://in4suite.symphonysv.com/ReportServer?/reports/ChangeInDealSizeReport&rs:Command=Render&userid=3®ionid=0
Here is the THE PROBLEM.
After I call the report (by clicking a link in the application) in the
INTERNET application, it opens well taking the default values. When I
change one value in any of the parameters, the parameter toolbar hangs
with the white blank screen. There is no postback happening or it is
hanging at the post back. So The customer cant do anything except see
the report for the default values.
I did this research. I called a report, When I right-clicked on the
report page to see the Properties window, I noticed that the parameters
in the URL which were supposed to be passed are not there. So the
Address:URL looked like this
https://in4suite.symphonysv.com/ReportServer?%2freports%
It does not carry any info on the URL except the report folder. So I
believe this is why the report is hanging. So this means the
querystring is being lost.
What is the workaround or trick to let the URL in full be available
after calling the report the first time. This will help the post back
occur Iam sure.
Help Please.
Anand Sagar
In4VelocityNo WAIT !!
I was wrong. The complete URL qureystring is still there. It does not
lose the querystring, I was not scrolling down completely.
The reason for the problem is something else.|||Here is the actual problem.
Iam passing a parameter '&userid=3' in the URL when I first call the
report. The report shows up fine. Then when I change any other
parameter value in the report parameters UI, a post back occurs and the
report hangs. I noticed that when I drag down the separator between the
parameter area and the report area, I see another report page behind
which says
"This report requires a default or user-defined value for the report
parameter 'userid'. To run or subscribe to this report, you must
provide a parameter value. (rsReportParameterValueNotSet)"
So this means when a postback occurs, the default parameter in the URL
is lost. Why does this happen. Any ideas ? The report server is in SSL.
Is this an issue ?
Thanks,
Anand Sagar
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