Getting Started with SSRS (ix) An indirect method of anonymous access

SSRS is a feature-rich report platform that enables you to implement a variety of requirements for reporting applications on this platform, So this platform also attracts a lot of technology outside the. NET Framework, hoping to introduce SSRS reports in the application, such as JSP or PHP page, this time the system often has this kind of demand, is through the program can directly access to the SSRS report, and not let it pop-up authentication box.

Since the SSRS2008, anonymous access configuration is not so direct, can be cumbersome, about this garden has a brother Dege301 to it described:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/dege301/archive/2010/04/09/1708103.html

I will use another indirect method to implement anonymous authentication for SSRS. The specific idea is to add a asp.net program between the application (JSP or PHP) and SSRS, and use ReportViewer to display the report, and when it is published to IIS, let it simulate a user who has access rights under SSRS.

In order to demonstrate convenience, first set up a SSRS project, and then put a few simple reports.