RBServer as a Service
We have been struggling for quite some time trying to our RBServer
application to work as a Windows service. We have created quite a number of
different services so we're comfortable building them. As an application it
works just fine but when started as a service it doesn't even get to the
main program loop. We are thinking it's some sort of unit initialization
error being caused by our RB units in some sort of "non-standard" order in
the project.
Could you provide me a suggested ordering of the RB units in the project ?
Thank you,
Terry Haan
application to work as a Windows service. We have created quite a number of
different services so we're comfortable building them. As an application it
works just fine but when started as a service it doesn't even get to the
main program loop. We are thinking it's some sort of unit initialization
error being caused by our RB units in some sort of "non-standard" order in
the project.
Could you provide me a suggested ordering of the RB units in the project ?
Thank you,
Terry Haan
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Try using ReportBuilder Services to host your report server app as a Windows
Service. See RBServer\Windows Service and the RBServer Developers Guide
tutorials for more details.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
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Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
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We tried our service structure and RB Services with the same result.
Terry.
There are no known issues with the ReportBuilder Services. Are you able to
work thru the tutorial in the Developers Guide and get the example up and
running?
Also, as a test try changing the windows account for the service to be your
user account rather than the local system account. If it works under your
user account, the issue is related to running the app under the local system
account.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com