TrsWebTier.GenerateContent: No content provider for request

rbuser

I am successfully viewing specific reports in a browser by setting the
"Content=viewer" parameter in the URL, along with the Volume and Name
parameters.

e.g.
http://myserver/selfservicetest/reports/ssreports.dll?content=viewer&volume=My's Test Report Templates&name=archiveunion

If the report has no autosearch criteria, then it displays fine. If it has
autosearch, then the search box is displayed as I'd expect, but when I set
the values and click OK, I get:

TrsWebTier.GenerateContent: No content provider for request

Changing the "name" to a different report with no autosearch works again, so
what am I missing on the WebTier or the Server?

I checked previous posts on this and as you can see, I have correctly set
the Content parameter, as proven by the fact that non-autosearch reports
work fine.
Thanks,
J.

--
Jason Sweby
Software Development Manager,
Carval Computing Limited, Plymouth, UK

Payroll - HR - T&A - Access Control

rbuser

I should add that when I click the Search button and get this error message,
the URL seems to drop back to:

http://myserver/selfservicetest/reports/ssreports.dll

J.

nardmoseley

I tried a test against the live server demo running on our web site and it
works correctly

http://www.digital-metaphors.com/rbWebPub/Report.dll?content=viewer&volume=Live Reports&name=Customers\Customer AutoSearch

This is a little easier to read and also worked..

http://www.digital-metaphors.com/rbWebPub/Report.dll?content=viewer&volume=Live
Reports&name=Customers\Customer AutoSearch

Try performing a View | Source on the html Search Form that is displayed in
the web browser. At the top of the HTML body it should look similar to the
following.










When the Search button on the html form is pressed, the hidden input
variables will be passed to the WebTier as part of the web request. Note
that the last variable is the content parameter.



--
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

Thanks for the reply Nard. I have fixed this now, your last post gave me
food for thought.

The HTML source when the search form was displayed was:








but when the Search button was clicked, the body of the next page was
simply:



TrsWebTier.GenerateContent: No content provider for request



I changed the VolumeName of the ReportTemplateVolume from "Jason's Test
Report Templates" to "Jason Test". So the URL went from

http://myserver/selfservice/reports/ssreports.dll?content=viewer&volume=Jason's Test Report Templates&name=clockings_location_grade

to

http://myserver/selfservice/reports/ssreports.dll?content=viewer&volume=Jason Test&name=clockings_location_grade

It then worked straight away. So I suspect the apostrophe is "Jason's" was
the problem here; not a real problem but something maybe worth investigating
for the future?

Thanks,
Jason.