To install the Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway...............................................13
To configure the Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway..........................................13
To set the XRS virtual directories for Reporting Services 2005..............................................14
4.1
Testing the Installation..........................................................................................................15Chapter 4
Messages in test results........................................................................................................16
More Information...................................................................................................................19Appendix A
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SharePoint Portal 2003
1.1 Installing Dashboard Design SharePoint Web Parts
If you are using SharePoint Portal 2003, you can use the automatic Dashboard Design SharePoint Web
Part installer available with Dashboard Design. Navigate to the following directory in your installation
location to find the necessary files: ....\Portal Integration Kits\SharePoint Portal\2003.
The installation process requires the following main steps:
•Install and configure the SharePoint web parts
•Install and configure the Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway
•Test the installation.
1.1.1 To install Sharepoint Web Parts
1.
From the ... \Portal Integration Kits\SharePoint Portal\2003 directory, run the
setup.exe file.
2.
In the Virtual Server Install Options, select one of the following options:
DescriptionOption
All virtual servers
Specify individual virtual
servers
3.
Click Next.
4.
For the Global Assembly Cache options, in the "Xcelsius Sharepoint Web Part" dialog box, click
Yes or No.
5.
When asked to set the permissions for the installed DLL, click Yes.
6.
Click OK.
Allows the web part to work throughout the entire Sharepoint installation. This is the recommended option for quick testing.
Allows you to specify specific servers to access to web part.
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1.1.2 To configure SharePoint Web Parts
1.
In SharePoint, use one of the following methods to open the "Manage Web Part Gallery" dialog box.
DescriptionOption
For Sharepoint Portal
Server 2003
For Windows Sharepoint
Services
2.
Click New Web Part.
3.
On the list of web parts, select CrystalXcelsius.Sharepoint.Webparts.Container.
4.
Click Populate Gallery.
a.
Under "General Settings", click Manage security and additional
settings.
b.
Under "Templates and Web Parts", click Manage Web Part gallery.
a.
Click Go to Site Administration.
b.
Under "Site Collection Galleries", click Manage Web Part Gallery.
The web part is ready for use.
5.
Click the Edit icon adjacent to the Container.dwp web part.
6.
Change the title from Container to Xcelsius Sharepoint.
7.
Click OK.
The Dashboard Design Sharepoint Web Part installation is ready to be tested.
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SharePoint Portal 2007
2.1 Installing Dashboard Design SharePoint Web Parts
If you are using SharePoint 2007, use these instructions to manually install and configure the Dashboard
Design SharePoint web part.
Before you begin, navigate to the ....\Portal Integration Kits\SharePoint Portal\2007
folder in you installation location and extract the files in the Xwp.zip file. You will need these files to
complete the installation.
Dashboard Design Web Part required fileICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.dll
Dashboard Design Web Part required fileXwp.dll
Sample Dashboard Design portal data connection
SWF file that can consume data from SharePoint.
Sample Dashboard Design portal data connection
design XLF file that can consume date from
SharePoint.
Sample Dashboard Design portal data connection
SWF file that can provide data to SharePoint.
Sample Dashboard Design portal data connection
design XLF file that can provide date to SharePoint.
Sample SharePoint web configuration file after
the changes in this document have been applied.
(Included for reference.)
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2.1.1 To install the Dashboard Design web part DLL files
The files in the Xwp.zip file are extracted and available for use.
•Copy the following .DLL files into the C:\Windows\assemby folder:
•ICSharpcode.SharpZipLib.dll
•Xwp.dll
2.1.2 To add the Dashboard Design web part to the SharePoint configuration file
1.
Navigate to the location of the web.config file in the SharePoint Web application Root folder. For
example, c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\80\web.config.
For more information about locating this folder, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/li
brary/ms474356.aspx
2.
Back up the web.config file and open it in an editing program such as Notepad.
3.
Insert the following text between the <SafeControls> and </SafeControls> tags:
2.1.3 To install the web part using the SharePoint command line administration
interface
1.
Locate the SharePoint command line administration interface (STSADM.exe).
For example, c:\Program Files\Common files\Microsoft Shared\web serverextensions\12\BIN\STSADM.exe.
2.
Copy the CrystalXcelsius.WebParts.Container_Business Objects.cab file (from the
Xwp.zip file) to an easy to access location. For example, to c:\.
3.
Open a command prompt and use the SharePoint command line administration interface to install
the Dashboard Design web part using the following syntax:
"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\ web server exten
sions\12\BIN\STSADM.EXE" -o addwppack -filename "C:\CrystalXcelsius.Web
Parts.Container_Business Objects.cab" -url http://localhost
When the installation is complete, the following message is displayed in the command prompt:
Operation completed successfully
.
2.1.4 To change the SharePoint trust level
You must change the trust level in the SharePoint configuration file to Full.
1.
Navigate to the location of the web.config file in the SharePoint Web application Root folder. For
example, c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\80\web.config.
2.
Back up the web.config file and open it in an editing program such as Notepad.
3.
Find the following line:
<trust level="WSS_Minimal" originUrl="" />
and change it to:
<trust level="Full" originUrl="" />
4.
Save the changes to the web.config file.
2.1.5 To configure SharePoint web parts
After the Dashboard Design web part is installed in SharePoint, you must add it to the SharePoint web
part gallery. For SharePoint 2007, the web part will be listed as Xcelsius SharePoint in the
Miscellaneous Web Parts folder in the SharePoint Gallery.
Note:
The web part called, Xcelsius SharePoint Connector does not apply to SharePoint 2007.
1.
On the SharePoint Portal Site Home page, click Site Actions > Site Settings > Modify All Site
Settings.
2.
Under User Galleries, click Web Parts.
3.
Click New.
4.
Select the Crystal.Xcelsius.SharePoint.WebParts.Container check box.
5.
Click Populate Gallery.
The web part is ready for use.
6.
Click the Edit icon that is beside the Container.dwp web part.
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7.
In the Title box, replace “Container” with “Xcelsius Sharepoint”.
8.
Click OK.
The Dashboard Design Sharepoint Web Part installation is ready to be tested.
2.2 Uploading SWFs as SharePoint Documents
Upload all the SWF files that you want to use in an Dashboard Design web part.
Note the URL for each document you upload. You will need these URLs when you add the web part to
a SharePoint page. The syntax for the URL address is http://<sharepointserver>/Docs/Documents/<document name> where <sharepointserver> is the name of the SharePoint
server and <documentname> is the name of the document you are uploading.
For example, for XC Provider Test.swf, http://xc-7nk6bdg8e0h4/Docs/Documents/XC
Provider Test.swf and, for XC Consumer Test.swf,
http://xc-7nk6bdg8e0h4/Docs/Documents/XC Consumer Test.swf.
2.2.1 To upload SWFs to SharePoint
1.
On the SharePoint Portal Site home page, select Document Center.
2.
Under "Site Hierarchy", select Documents.
3.
In the Upload list, select Upload Multiple Documents.
4.
Select the files you want to upload.
5.
Click OK.
6.
Click Yes.
2.3 Adding Dashboard Design Web Parts to SharePoint Pages
After you upload Xcelsius SWF files as SharePoint documents, you can add them to a SharePoint page
using the Dashboard Design SharePoint web part.
Note:
If, after adding the web part to a SharePoint page, you see the following message, you must use the
Dashboard Design SharePoint web part instead.
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Unable to add selected web part(s). Xcelsius SharePoint Connector: A Web
Part or Web Form Control on this Page cannot be displayed or imported. The
type is not registered as safe.
2.3.1 To add a Dashboard Design web part to a SharePoint page
1.
On the SharePoint Portal site, select the page where you want to add the Dashboard Design web
part.
2.
Click Site Actions > Edit Page.
3.
Click Add a Web Part.
4.
Expand All Web Parts, under Miscellaneous, select Xcelsius SharePoint.
Note:
Do not use the web part called Xcelsius SharePoint Connector. If the web part called Xcelsius
SharePoint is not available, make sure the Xcelsius web part is added to the SharePoint Web Part
Gallery.
5.
Click Add.
6.
In the added web part, click Edit > Modify Shared Web Part.
7.
In the Xcelsius Visualization Source box, enter the URL for the SWF SharePoint document that you
want to display in the Dashboard Design web part.
For example, for XC Provider Test.swf, enter
http://xc-7nk6bdg8e0h4/Docs/Documents/XC Provider Test.swf and for XC Consumer
Test.swf, enter http://xc-7nk6bdg83e0h4/Docs/Documents/XC Consumer Test.swf.
8.
Click Apply.
The Dashboard Design SWF is shown in the Dashboard Design SharePoint web part.
The Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway (XRS) must be installed on a Windows-based
web server that is connected to the Reporting Services (RS) server or directly on the RS server.
Note:
If you are using Reporting Services 2005, you must modify the XRS virtual directory to point to a different
application pool than the Report and ReportServer virtual directories.
3.1 To install the Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway
Microsoft Reporting Services and the .NET Framework are installed, running, and configured to a data
source.
1.
From the ... \Portal Integration Kits\SharePoint Portal directory, run the setup.exe
file.
2.
Click Next.
3.
Review the license agreement, select I Agree, and click Next.
4.
In the Virtual Directory Name box, type a name for the virtual directory.
5.
To test how the system works with other ports, in the Port Number box, change the port number
and click Next.
Note:
For this test to be successful, change the ports available through IIS.
6.
To start the installation, click Next.
7.
Click Finish.
The Reporting Services Gateway is installed. You can now configure the gateway.
3.2 To configure the Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway
The Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway is installed.
1.
Navigate to C:\inetpub\wwwroot\<virtualdirectoryname> where <virtualdirectory
name> is the name of the virtual directory.
In the web.config file, change the following settings:
•ReportingServicesUrl
Change localhost to the name of the server where Reporting Services is installed.
•ReportServerUrl
Change localhost to the name of the server where Reporting Services is installed.
•XrsServicesUrl
Change localhost to the name of the server where the Dashboard Design Reporting Services
Gateway is installed.
4.
Open IIS and, on the Directory Security tab, make sure the authentication methods settings for the
Report, ReportServer, and XRS virtual directories match.
3.3 To set the XRS virtual directories for Reporting Services 2005
The Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway is installed and configured.
If you are using Reporting Services 2005, you must modify the XRS virtual directory to point to a different
application pool than the Report and ReportServer virtual directory.
1.
In the Report directory, on the Virtual Directory tab, click the application pool list and note its value.
2.
Open the SRS virtual directory properties change the application pool to a different value than was
used for the Report virtual directory.
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Testing the Installation
To test the installation, open a web browser and type the following URL: http://<server
name>/xrs/srx.asmx/GetReports where <servername> is the name of the server where the
Dashboard Design Reporting Services Gateway is installed.
Note:
If you are testing on a local machine, you may not be asked to log in. To determine if a logon prompt
appears, test from a different machine. To log in, use the same logon information that you used in the
web.config file.
If the test is successful, you will see an XML formatted document containing a list of parameters and
reports.
path="http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=/SampleRe
ports/Product Catalog" />
<report name="Product Line Sales" guid="c0e7172d-ab79-4360-a278-2c77df0005ba"
path="http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=/SampleRe
ports/Product Line Sales" />
<report name="Sales Order Detail" guid="57f8787f-bad4-4260-8e6d-f4a9913536c3"
path="http://localhost/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=/SampleRe
ports/Sales Order Detail" />
The permissions granted to user
'DEVMRS2000\xrs_tester' are insufficient for performing this operation.
at
Microsoft.ReportingServices.Library.RSService.ListChildren(String item,
Boolean recursive) at
Microsoft.ReportingServices.WebServer.ReportingService.ListChildren(String
Item, Boolean Recursive,
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CatalogItem[]& CatalogItems) --- End of inner
exception stack trace --- at
Microsoft.ReportingServices.WebServer.ReportingServic
e.ListChildren(String Item, Boolean Recursive,
CatalogItem[]& CatalogItems)</Message>
<StackTrace>at
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.
ReadResponse(SoapClientMessage message, WebResponse
response, Stream responseStream, Boolean asyncCall)at
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.
Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) at
Microsoft.ReportingServices.ReportingService.ListChildren(String Item,
Boolean Recursive) at
Microsoft.ReportingServices.CatalogManager.CreateXmlNode(XmlDocument Doc,
CatalogItem Item, XmlNode
ParentNode) at Microsoft.ReportingServices.CatalogManager.SerializeT
oXML() at Infommersion.XRS.Service.GetReports()</
StackTrace>
</ROOT>
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