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BOOK: Professional SQL Server Reporting Services ISBN: 0-7645-6878-7
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Default Render Report to web from a Windows App

I know you can render a report to the web from a ASP.Net web application, but how do you do it from a Windows application?

I know you can embed a web browser control and set the url, but then you have to pass the parameters in the url and I do not want to do that.
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I assume you have looked at chapter 9, "Programmatic Rendering", the section entitled "Rendering through Windows"? What is it about this technique that you don't like?
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I want the user to be able to view the report prior to rendering it. Currently I am displaying it in a web browser with the export tool bar available. However, using this manner requires that the parameters be concatenated to the url and the browser's url property is set.

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