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was giving a though on using ajax enabled wcf services as part of architecture
generally wht im using
is UI-> BL-> data access
is it suggestable to use wcf services layer instead
of BL
nd hv UI-> services-> data access
related to asp.net
would like to no pro's and con's of doing this thing.
is it suggestable to do it.
I've been working on my first asp.net application and for the most part it's been pretty smooth. Right now I'm having trouble getting reporting services working under SQL Server 2005. I developed the site with Visual Studio 2010 and didn't think about any of the .Net 4.0 compatibility issues that have arisen. I'm having no problems with the site communicating with SQL Server 2005 for the regular database stuff. The only problem I'm having is with setting up Reporting Services. I have the .Net 4.0 framework installed on the server, however Reporting Services is still using 2.x. I'm not sure if this is a problem with SSRS or with IIS. When i go to localhost/Reports it's reading my web.config for my application and throwing an error: "Parser Error Message: Unrecognized attribute 'targetFramework'." This is referring to a line in my web.config where targetFramework is set to 4.0.
Software that I'm using:
Any suggestions?
how to get a report in my c#.net page button lick event also steps to call a report from asp.net to reporting services
Thanks in advance
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