RDLC Object datasource can't get System.Web through webform reportviewer

[Greg]

I am running an RDLC with a object datasource. In the object I try to
access System.Web.Http handler to get the session, but it is nothing.

The reportviewer running my rdlc from a webform, and it seems as though
there is a setting or something to enable the object datasource access
to the session but I cannot figure it out.

Can someone help?

[Greg]

Currently I get this error when it tries to access
System.Web.Http handler.Current

Microsoft.Repor ting.WebForms.A spNetSessionExp iredException

[Greg]

lotta typos today, I am accessing:
System.Web.Http Context.Current .Session("Physi calWebPath")
and Current is Nothing

[Bruce L-C [MVP]]

This is not too surprising. The web control uses web services. I am not sure
it has a physical web path. What are you trying to determine?
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services

"Greg" <gf*****@gmail. com> wrote in message
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lotta typos today, I am accessing:
System.Web.Http Context.Current .Session("Physi calWebPath")
and Current is Nothing

[Greg]

Just trying to grab a session value, so if its a web service that the
web control uses, is there an EnableSession true setting I cause use in
my object datasource like I do in a standard webservice to share the
session?

[Bruce L-C [MVP]]

Sorry, can't help you there. I have been using the winform control.
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services

"Greg" <gf*****@gmail. com> wrote in message
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Just trying to grab a session value, so if its a web service that the
web control uses, is there an EnableSession true setting I cause use in
my object datasource like I do in a standard webservice to share the
session?

[Greg]

On a side note, can I see these webservices? Like does it create a
asmx file or something I can connect to in IE for the object
datasources the reportviewer communicates with?

[Bruce L-C [MVP]]

The webservices are documented and you can use them yourself. Prior to 2005
people would (and still can) roll there own, not using the control. The
previous control (really a sample) used URL integration and so had some
difficulties.

In Books Online look for web services and you will see lots of
documentation.
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services

"Greg" <gf*****@gmail. com> wrote in message
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On a side note, can I see these webservices? Like does it create a
asmx file or something I can connect to in IE for the object
datasources the reportviewer communicates with?