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WSS ReportViewer WebPart SSRS bug ?

Asked By: Michael Smith Date: Oct 22, 2008 Category: Sharepoint Views: 399

We use Sharepoint WSS3 with the Report viewer Web part to show our reporting services reports,

When we try to access a page with the ReportViewser Webpart with the domain url, ex: www.domain.com/Site/Library/Report.aspx
The page try to load during a very long time and finally return an error "innatended error"

Instead, when we access to the same page with the ip adress, it works normally.
ex: www.94.124...../Site/Library/Report.aspx

Notes :

- The domain name (dns) works properly, we can access the others sharepoint pages.

- The ReportServer works properly, we can access reports from outside the portal (with the ReportServer Url)
exemple : www.domain.com/.../ReportViewer.aspx?http.......

- I have noticed the same problem with the following aspx pages : "RSItemPicker.aspx" and "RSViewerPage.aspx", located in the
/_layouts/Reportserver/ folder, are not accessible with the domain url
Those pages are used by the ReportViewer Web part.

- The Alternate Access Mapping is configured like that:
Zone : Default : http://nomserver/
Zone : Internet : http://www.domain.com

Environment :
WSS 3.0 SP2 : 12.0.0.6421
Authentication : Windows
Reporting Services : Integrated Mode

Tagged:wss reportviewer webpart ssrs bug

1 Answer Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Yahaira Shannon Answered On: Oct 22, 2008

Reporting services only supports access via the default zone in AAM. You will get an error along the lines "The specified path refers to a SharePoint zone that is not supported" if you try to access a report from a non-default zone. You can consider a workaround wherein multiple “Internal URLs” (Internet, intranet, etc.) for the same web application use a single “Public URL for Zone” all in the AAM default zone. Full AAM support is being considered for the next version post-SSRS 2008.

For your second issue, the report was deployed to one location and then viewed from another. The Reporting Services integration only works with a single location for a report, so if there are multiple locations that the report can be viewed from, this error will occur. "Location" means the exact URL that the report you are trying to view was deployed to.

You can refer to the following article to fix the issue:

Reporting Services SharePoint Integration Troubleshooting
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee384252.aspx

For more information about SSRS integration with SharePoint, please refer to the following article:

RS SharePoint Integration
http://blogs.msdn.com/prash/default.aspx

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