Hello, I created a new Rs server, but when I try to deploy from visual studio, it asks me for username and password multiple times and never deploys.
I am an administrator on the RS server, even on the report folders.
I can access via IE to the report manager.
When you access the Report Manager or Report Server (http://servername/ReportServer) via IE, does IE ask you to authenticate? In addition, what deployment settings have been specified in the BIDS project properties?|||I have the same problem. I can download reports with IE. IE don't ask me for my login or password (it uses the windows session login).
But when I will deploy reports with Visual Studio, the software ask me for my login and password.
I can fill all the possibility (domain\login, login, upper case, lower case, ...) the studio ask me always for my login.
Cant' visual studio use the windows session for login?
Or must I have a particular role?
Regards,
|||VS.NET shouldn't ask you for user id and password. Probably, there is something wrong with your domain setup. What server ahve you specified on the project properties? Did you use the server name or IP address? What happens when you deploy to localhost?|||I can deploy on a local server.
I use the server name.
The server and my computer (on which is install VS.NET) are on the same domain.
|||Then, for some reason, the server is rejecting the Windows integrated security handshake. Using a trace listener, such as tcpTrace, will help you see the error page returned from the server. I am suprised though that this doesn't happen when you use IE to browse the server, e.g. http://server/reports. If IE doesn't prompt you then I am out of options.|||The strange this is that I disabled the proxy settings on Internet Explorer and now I can deploy from visual studio.|||You may try putting that server name in the IE trusted zone.|||I will first say that I use SQL Server for the first time.
I have understand my problem and logicaly resolv it. There is two URL, one for the Web site (In my case http://server/Reports) and an other one for the web service (in my case http://server/ReportManager).
So I have tried to deploy report using the Web site URL. When I use the web service URL all it's done.
Thank you every one for our answer.
|||I'm pretty new to Reporting Services and Sharepoint. I am having the same problem, with the Reporting Services login box displaying continuosly during deploy.
Although I have read this thread, and made the changes (or attempted but did it incorrectly) I am still having difficulty. I am running RS in integrated mode (with Sharepoint).
I can browse out to Report Services (IE6) http://servername:8080/reportserver. There is a directory there that matches the server name. Browsing into that folder I see directories for each of the sharepoint subsites including one called "MYReports" which is where I set up Reporting Services. When I browse into that folder there is one for Report Services Reports (which is the library I set up to hold all the reports). When I browse into that folder I see the reports I have gotten into Sharepoint by uploading them from Sharepoint. At this point the path shown (on the screen - not in the website address portion - that one has lots of strange characters in it) is http://servername/MyReports/Report Services Reports.
The url to get the main Sharepoint site is: http://servername/default.aspx
When I set the TargetServerUrl to http://servername:8080/reportserver - it tells me (essentially) that that isn't supported in integrated with sharepoint mode. When I use http://servername:8080 I get the repeated login prompts.
I have the TargetReportFolder set to: http://servername:8080/MyReports/Report Services Reports/ (just like when I browse there)
the targetDataSourceFolder is set to: http://servername:8080/MyReports/Report Services Reports/Data Sources (a folder to store all the data sources in).
Any help with what I am doing wrong is appreciated.
Shirley
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In SharePoint Integrated mode you need TargetReportFolder and TargetDataSourceFolder to point directly to SharePoint Document Library URLs.
You may want to use the following approach:
TargetServerURL http://servername/
TargetReportFolder http://servername/MyReports/Report Services Reports/
TargetDataSourceFolder http://servername/MyReports/Report Services Reports/Data Sources
Additionally, does info in the following thread help?
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1156609&SiteID=1
HTH
Prash
