Microsoft Report Viewer runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server !!!
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I have a website that uses the Microsoft Report Viewer to display a report and it worked great until I uploaded it to web hosting company. It runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server.
more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned.
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I have a website that uses the Microsoft Report Viewer to display a report and it worked great until I uploaded it to web hosting company. It runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server.
more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned.
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Sandeep Mewara [My last article]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]
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Above information is insufficient. You need to provide more details. Updating question with error would help.
Sandeep Mewara [My last article]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]
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I have a website that uses the Microsoft Report Viewer to display a report and it worked great until I uploaded it to web hosting company. It runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server.
more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned.
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Check Whether required .Net framework installed on that server or not, along with all necessary software. You hadn't mentioned any error, just not displaying data ! Check whether on that server itself it is showing or not? Or its only at client side.
so i think that the required .Net Framework installed on that server
Hum Dum wrote:
You hadn't mentioned any error, just not displaying data
no error just not displaying report data and the report toolbar appear as disabled i want to know what the difference between running the report locally and remotely??
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more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned
Check Report Viewer versions present and used. Make sure they are same. Also, check system EventViewer to see if any error logged there.
Sandeep Mewara [My last article]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]
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Check Report Viewer versions present and used. Make sure they are same. Also, check system EventViewer to see if any error logged there.
Sandeep Mewara [My last article]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]
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I have a website that uses the Microsoft Report Viewer to display a report and it worked great until I uploaded it to web hosting company. It runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server.
more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned.
This is framework problem.
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This is framework problem.
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I have a website that uses the Microsoft Report Viewer to display a report and it worked great until I uploaded it to web hosting company. It runs great on my local machine but not on the web host server.
more details... on my local machine the report viewer preview data and it run successfully but on the web hosting server the report viewer preview nothing,the report viewer toolbar appear as disable and no error returned.
I suspect that you have a .NET runtime version mismatch issue here. Basically, if you are running IIS, you can target which version of .NET your application runs - now it could well be that the version on the remote website is set to an incompatible version. What you would need to do is check the version there and see if it matches.
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I suspect that you have a .NET runtime version mismatch issue here. Basically, if you are running IIS, you can target which version of .NET your application runs - now it could well be that the version on the remote website is set to an incompatible version. What you would need to do is check the version there and see if it matches.
*pre-emptive celebratory nipple tassle jiggle* - Sean Ewington
"Mind bleach! Send me mind bleach!" - Nagy Vilmos
CodeStash - Online Snippet Management | My blog | MoXAML PowerToys | Mole 2010 - debugging made easier
now...i am sure that the .NET Framework on the hosting Web server is the same which i worked on my local machine.So i want to know if is Microsoft Report Viewer is a package that must installed on the server to run the report viewer in asp.net pages or not?
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now...i am sure that the .NET Framework on the hosting Web server is the same which i worked on my local machine.So i want to know if is Microsoft Report Viewer is a package that must installed on the server to run the report viewer in asp.net pages or not?
There are a set of report viewer DLLs that have to be included. If you take a look at your references, see if they have been copied locally - if they haven't, you need to install the report viewer on the server. Have a look at this[^] page.
*pre-emptive celebratory nipple tassle jiggle* - Sean Ewington
"Mind bleach! Send me mind bleach!" - Nagy Vilmos
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