Hi,
We are having a problem with reports containing images (charts, etc). Our
application uses the web service to render our reports, which on development
machines works great(IIS5, win xp). However, I have just deployed the app for
testing to and Win2k3 server running iis6 and all of the charts appear as
broken links. The web service is saving out the files as expected to the
correct location, and the properties of the images show the correct URL.
Is there an option in IIS6 that stops it serving up files without an
extension, the files created by RS are usually in the format similar to
C_46_S without an extension. If i manually rename these and add a .jpg to the
end, the file is served up fine(although not from within the reports as
reference the files without extension).
If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Ben LeeAdd your reportserver site to the trusted sites on your browser and this
will solve your problem. RS is unable to set a cookie and this is when such
a behaviour is exhibited. See the privacy icon on your browser when this
issue happens. Double-click the icon and accept all cookies from this site.
DC
"agt_cooper" <agt_cooper@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A36B0F89-D209-4FCC-93C2-7D495321CC4B@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> We are having a problem with reports containing images (charts, etc). Our
> application uses the web service to render our reports, which on
development
> machines works great(IIS5, win xp). However, I have just deployed the app
for
> testing to and Win2k3 server running iis6 and all of the charts appear as
> broken links. The web service is saving out the files as expected to the
> correct location, and the properties of the images show the correct URL.
> Is there an option in IIS6 that stops it serving up files without an
> extension, the files created by RS are usually in the format similar to
> C_46_S without an extension. If i manually rename these and add a .jpg to
the
> end, the file is served up fine(although not from within the reports as
> reference the files without extension).
> If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
> Cheers
> Ben Lee
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