Reporting Services and Programming - Learning SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 - page 410

To access ReportViewer properties, just place a dot ( . ) after
ReportViewer1 , for example, in the code URLaccess.aspx.vb ,
and the intellisense drop-down will be displayed. You can make a
choice from the drop-down list, for example, the visibility property
of ReportViewer1 . The object browser can be accessed from the
view menu where you search for ReportViewer1 . Intellisense is
also available in SSMS for T-SQL coding.
After working on this hands-on review, follow these links. http://reportviewer.
codeplex.com/ and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.
reporting.winforms.createstreamcallback.aspx links to get a more detailed
experience of ReportViewer programming, covering the following topics:
• Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms Namespace and the classes
• Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms Namespace and the classes
• Microsoft.Reporting.WebFormsClient Namespace
Hands-on exercise 8.3 - using URL access
and ReportViewer controls with Web
applications
In a previous hands-on exercise, we just typed in the URL into the address of an IE
Browser. The URL access can also be incorporated into ASPX and HTML pages.
The ASPX page in this hands-on exercise is created assuming that we are looking
at the same Report Server in the Native mode. It uses hyperlinks, IFrame tags,
and a form Post method to display items on the Report Server.