@KetanB wrote:
I just want to know if there is any third way.. Like using any Web Service of Power BI Report Server. In this approach, I tried using 'ReportingService2010' Proxy class I created using wsdl.exe from asmx exposed. And I was using CreateCatalogItem method, but it was not working for PBIX file; it worked for paginated RDL reports..
So, am I missing anything about using ReportingService2010 proxy class?.. Or Power Shell and APIs are the only two ways to upload PBIX to on prem report server?
So you are not missing anything about the web service proxy. The web services were developed back in 2010 before pbix reports existed. The old webservices are maintained for backward compatilibilty and any new functionality (like uploading/downloading pbix files) is being added to the REST API. The Powershell cmdlets for example are just a Powershell wrapper over the REST calls.
The REST calls should not be too hard to work with from C#, but one other option you could look at to make this easier might be to export the C# client SDK from swagger hub https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/microsoft-rs/PBIRS/2.0
@KetanB wrote:
I just want to know if there is any third way.. Like using any Web Service of Power BI Report Server. In this approach, I tried using 'ReportingService2010' Proxy class I created using wsdl.exe from asmx exposed. And I was using CreateCatalogItem method, but it was not working for PBIX file; it worked for paginated RDL reports..
So, am I missing anything about using ReportingService2010 proxy class?.. Or Power Shell and APIs are the only two ways to upload PBIX to on prem report server?
So you are not missing anything about the web service proxy. The web services were developed back in 2010 before pbix reports existed. The old webservices are maintained for backward compatilibilty and any new functionality (like uploading/downloading pbix files) is being added to the REST API. The Powershell cmdlets for example are just a Powershell wrapper over the REST calls.
The REST calls should not be too hard to work with from C#, but one other option you could look at to make this easier might be to export the C# client SDK from swagger hub https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/microsoft-rs/PBIRS/2.0
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