I believe Reporting Services is installed correctly on my Win Server 2003 because when I click "Report Builder" on the server itself it does the proper click-once stuff (checks to see if the app is there and downloads it if isn't) and launched Report Builder. Also, all other Reporting Services functions are working fine on both the server and XP clients - its just launching "Report Builder" on the client that is wierd.
So is there anything special I have to do for an XP client? It does have SP2. Its also probably worth noting that the server is not in our corporate domain - it is it's own test workgroup. I have set up anonymous access to the server for the Windows XP clients to access for testing, and that seems to be working fine for running all other types of reports.
Any suggestions appreciated. Thanks!Do you have the .NET framework 2.0 installed on the client machine? The ClickOnce technology that report builder uses is installed as part of it.
Thanks
Tudor|||DOH! That did it! Thanks!!!
I was under the (mistaken) understanding that .net 2.0 was auto-installed on a client as part of the click-once process.
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