SSRS And Java

Apr 29, 2008

I am in the process of evalulating using SSRS with our Java app and I have a couple questions up front:

I see you can call SSRS thru web services and display an HTML report. Can you have the report go straight to the printer, rather then preview. So we can offer both Print and Print Preview options.

I see the page streaming option. So on page preview we could ask for page 1 to get a snappy display, then ask for the rest of the report to generate in background?

thanks.

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Reporting Services :: Access SSRS Reports In Java

Nov 18, 2015

I have developed SSRS reports and deployed to the SSRS Reporting server. Everything works fine.

But How can i access these reports in Java application ?

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Reporting Services :: Connecting SSRS With Java Servlet

Mar 30, 2013

I am developing a J2ee application in which the the Java servlet communicate with the MS reporting services through URL Access. I am using Apache tomcat as application server to run Java servlets. Servlet gets report name, its parameters and forms an URL and send a request to SSRS. The problem is that the RS is not returning any cookie . And I get [HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request].

Both my Reporting server and the Tomcat server are running in Same machine. Reporting Services and MS SQL Server 2008 R2 are configured for Windows Integrated authentication.To login to the Reporting server i am using my local system Administrator.

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Accessing A Report (SSRS 2005) From A Java Client Built With Jax-ws 2.0

Nov 30, 2007

Hi,

Based on jax-ws 2.0 technology, I built a java client application to access a report via the web service interface of the SQL Server Reporting Services 2005.

I used the jax-ws "wsimport" tool to generate the java classes needed to call the web services (The class generation is based on the wsdl and I used this one http://serverName/reportserver/reportexecution2005.asmx?wsdl) and wrote the following sample code :

ReportExecutionService service = new ReportExecutionService();
ReportExecutionServiceSoap rs = service.getReportExecutionServiceSoap();

String reportPath = "HelloWorld";

String format = "MHTML";
String devInfo = "<DeviceInfo><Toolbar>False</Toolbar></DeviceInfo>";
Holder<byte[]> result = new Holder<byte[]>();
Holder<String> extension = new Holder<String>();
Holder<String> mimeType = new Holder<String>();
Holder<String> encoding = new Holder<String>();
Holder<ArrayOfWarning> warnings = new Holder<ArrayOfWarning>();
Holder<ArrayOfString> streamIDs = new Holder<ArrayOfString>();

try {

ExecutionInfo execInfo = rs.loadReport(reportPath, null);
rs.render(format, devInfo, result, extension, mimeType, encoding, warnings, streamIDs);

}
catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println( e );

}

The trouble is that an exception is caught on the call to the render method

javax.xml.ws.soap.SOAPFaultException: The session identifier is missing. A session identifier is required for this operation. ---> The session identifier is missing. A session identifier is required for this operation.
I found on the web (in C# examples) that this SessionId is supposed to be contained in the ExecutionId attribute of an

ExecutionHeader object. The ReportExecutionServiceSoap class (my rs object in the example) does not offer any way to directly set this SessionId or to associate an ExceptionHeader before calling the render method.

Have you ever tried - and managed - to do it.

Many thanks

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Hi guys,

I need to know on how to connect MS SQL Server Database if I use Java (JCreator).

1. How to connect
2. How to use call stored procedures.

Many thanks.