Accessing reports from a ASP.NET 2.0 web site

Though I would beleive it to not be an issue I thought I would bounce this
off the group.
We are looking at deploying a web site that will be created under 2.0
Framework. Resources such as SQL Server Reporting Services and SMS are still
under the 1.1 Framework. I would think that this wouldn't be an issue since
the connections established between these resrouces will be outside the
bounds of the different frameworks.
Is there a problem that I'm no seeing with this deployment picture?
Ken...Let me make sure this is clear.
The relationship that I am facing would have a 2.0 Framework web server
sitting on one web server, 1.1 framework on the SMS and SQL Server Reporting
Services server.
"Ken Carter" wrote:
> Though I would beleive it to not be an issue I thought I would bounce this
> off the group.
> We are looking at deploying a web site that will be created under 2.0
> Framework. Resources such as SQL Server Reporting Services and SMS are still
> under the 1.1 Framework. I would think that this wouldn't be an issue since
> the connections established between these resrouces will be outside the
> bounds of the different frameworks.
> Is there a problem that I'm no seeing with this deployment picture?
> Ken...|||On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:37:02 -0800, "Ken Carter"
<KenCarter@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Though I would beleive it to not be an issue I thought I would bounce this
>off the group.
>We are looking at deploying a web site that will be created under 2.0
>Framework. Resources such as SQL Server Reporting Services and SMS are still
>under the 1.1 Framework. I would think that this wouldn't be an issue since
>the connections established between these resrouces will be outside the
>bounds of the different frameworks.
>Is there a problem that I'm no seeing with this deployment picture?
I'm sure its workable. RS exposes a web service and ASP.NET2 certainly
has ways of consuming a web service although I'm not sure if the
ASP.NET viewer control can talk to the old RS.
If its a public web site then you better hope that your visitors are
using Internet Explorer. RS is almost useless in FireFox. I don't know
about other non IE browsers. At least that's my experience, even with
2005. I'm curious to hear if anyone is having better luck than me.|||This is inside our network and yes, all IE browsers. I didn't think it would
be a problem but who ever knows what's going to bite ya.
Thanks for the response.
"Ross" wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Dec 2005 12:37:02 -0800, "Ken Carter"
> <KenCarter@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> >Though I would beleive it to not be an issue I thought I would bounce this
> >off the group.
> >
> >We are looking at deploying a web site that will be created under 2.0
> >Framework. Resources such as SQL Server Reporting Services and SMS are still
> >under the 1.1 Framework. I would think that this wouldn't be an issue since
> >the connections established between these resrouces will be outside the
> >bounds of the different frameworks.
> >
> >Is there a problem that I'm no seeing with this deployment picture?
> I'm sure its workable. RS exposes a web service and ASP.NET2 certainly
> has ways of consuming a web service although I'm not sure if the
> ASP.NET viewer control can talk to the old RS.
> If its a public web site then you better hope that your visitors are
> using Internet Explorer. RS is almost useless in FireFox. I don't know
> about other non IE browsers. At least that's my experience, even with
> 2005. I'm curious to hear if anyone is having better luck than me.
>
>