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A thorough discussion of writing custom extensions could be a whole book in itself. This chapter focuses on the key issues you need to know about when developing and using a data processing extension. Over time, you can expect to see many vendors produce custom extensions that you can integrate into your Reporting Services environment. If your requirements are sufficiently unique to require a custom extension, you can start learning more by reviewing the examples provided in this chapter and in Reporting Services Books Online. Custom Development
One reason that you might need to write your own data processing extension is to use a file (such as an XML file) that you receive from a third party as a data source. XML files are rapidly becoming the structure of choice for exchanging data, so you might find it practical to develop a data processing extension to read XML data into reports. In this section, you learn how to construct and implement a very simple XML data processing extension for Reporting Services. You can, of course, extend the code in this data processing extension to add more sophisticated functionality. How to Implement a Custom Data Processing Extension
To create a custom data processing extension, you build an assembly that defines how Reporting Services connects to a data source, sends a command to the data source, and retrieves data from the data source. You start by defining a namespace, to which you add the classes that contain the constructors, properties, and methods that are used by Reporting Services to interact with the data source. Then you build classes that include specific namespaces and implement the required interfaces, as shown in the following table: 14
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Namespaces Interfaces System IDbConnectionExtension Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces System System.Component.Model Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing System System.Collections System.Globalization System.IO System.Security System.Security.Principal Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing System Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing System System.Collections System.Globalization Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing System Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataProcessing IDbCommand Command
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To deploy your custom data processing extension, you move the assembly to the Reporting Services interface directories and configure Reporting Services to use the extension and to grant FullTrust permission to your extension.
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