Report Manager in SQL Sever 2005

I just loaded Reporting Services for 2005 and when I go to
http://localhost/reportserver I do not see the Report Manager like I did in
Reporting Services 2000. I have deployed a test report to the server and it
works, but when I go to the server I get a list view of the directory and
don't get the report manager. I have a report manager directory on my c:
drive but cannot seem to find out how to launch it. Does 2005 have a web
based Report Manager? or do I have to access it through the Server
Management Studio?
John WrightHello,
Instead of http://localhost/reportserver
try to use http://localhost/reports
and everything should be OK.
Best regards,
Rados³aw £ebkowski
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>I just loaded Reporting Services for 2005 and when I go to
>http://localhost/reportserver I do not see the Report Manager like I did in
>Reporting Services 2000. I have deployed a test report to the server and
>it works, but when I go to the server I get a list view of the directory
>and don't get the report manager. I have a report manager directory on my
>c: drive but cannot seem to find out how to launch it. Does 2005 have a
>web based Report Manager? or do I have to access it through the Server
>Management Studio?
> John Wright
>

Report in an iFrame

I'm using SQL Reporting Services (not 2005).

I have a report which is loaded into an IFRAME (called 'reportFrame') which is loaded as part of a page within another IFRAME (called 'mainFrame').

I have set the rc:LinkTarget parameter to be "reportFrame", so that on drill-down it reloads in the correct place.

However, in IE 6, this doesn't work it just loads the report into mainFrame. In Firefox, although the rendered output of the report is garbage, the report does load into reportFrame when the '+' buttons are clicked.

Any ideas?I have spent some time trying to figure out what was wrong, and

basically it would appear that, if an iFrame has ANY style

information (through the style attribute or stylesheet) then IE will

NOT enforce the LinkTarget.

My solution is place the iFrame within a DIV tag if you need to apply any style information.

It is absolutely shocking that something like this breaks it, but that's the IE we know and love/hate.