Using Reporting Services SOAP Headers
Communication with a Web service method using SOAP follows a standard format. Part of this format is the data that is encoded in an XML document. The XML document consists of a root Envelope element, which in turn consists of a required Body element and an optional Header element. The Body element contains the data specific to the message. The optional Header element can contain additional information not directly related to the particular message. Each child element of the Header element is called a SOAP header.
Although the SOAP headers can contain data related to the message, they typically contain information processed by the Web server infrastructure.
The Report Server Web service defines four classes for use in the SOAP header: BatchHeader, ItemNamespaceHeader, ServerInfoHeader, and ExecutionHeaderValue.
In This Section
| Topic | Description |
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Describes how to batch multiple operations into a single transaction using BatchHeader. |
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Describes how to manage session state in Reporting Services using SessionHeader. |
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Describes how to retrieve properties based on either the path or the ID of an item by using the GetProperties method and the ItemNamespaceHeader SOAP header. |
See Also
Reference
Reporting Services Web Services Class Library
Other Resources
Building Applications Using the Web Service and the .NET Framework