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Asked: 2026-06-05T08:31:15+00:00

Having a JS web application (ASP.NET MVC, talking via REST with the server) I

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Having a JS web application (ASP.NET MVC, talking via REST with the server) I cannot use the server-side ReportViewer Control to open reports generated by the Microsoft Reporting Services.

I am searching for ways to open reports without making the Reporting Services public. It is no option to pregenerate the reports and just linking them.

My first idea was setting a route to a server-side controller that creates a web request (calling Reporting Services with all necessary parameters), caches the response and returns it to the client. But I am not sure if this will be the best solutions.

Does anybody had the same task and might share his/her solution?

Thank you!
Oskar

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  1. Editorial Team

    In fact, reports may have subreports, which have to load data from the server it’s the best choice to use the ReportViewer Control. So the solution is to create an plain old Web Forms APSX having this control included until there will be an updated/new control from Microsoft. This works pretty good.

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