You can use the ReportServiceProxy class to provide a handler for the ResolveRemoteEndPoint event using code in the web.config file.

Syntax

In web.config file, you can either provide a handler for the ResolveRemoteEndPoint or you can provide a remoteReportServicePath with a username and password. ASP.NET code for both the implementations are given below.

To provide a handler for the ResolveRemoteEndPoint event

ASP.NET code. Paste in the web.config file BETWEEN the <configSections> and </configSections> tags.	Copy Code
<sectionGroup name="activereports.server"> <section name="reportServiceProxy" type="ActiveReports.Server.ReportControls.Configuration.ActiveReportsServerSection, ActiveReports.Server.ReportControls, Version=x.x.xxxx.x, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=d557f2f30a260da2" allowDefinition="Everywhere" /> </sectionGroup>

To provide a remoteReportServicePath with a username and password

ASP.NET code. Paste in the web.config file BELOW the </configSections> tag.	Copy Code
<activereports.server> <reportServiceProxy remoteReportServicePath="http://localhost:8080/" username="Admin" password="1" /> </activereports.server>

Remarks

Default configuration:

You must specify a value for the RemoteReportServicePath to use the section handlers.
The username and password values are empty by default, and are optional.

Configurable Location

Use these handlers in the application-level web.config file.

Note: While other locations may work, we do not support them.