wendy h

I did exactly everything as the following do***ent. I developed a report
using an external gif image and called the Render method with "HTMLFragment'
set to true to render the report to HTML 4.0, and I did not call
RenderStream. I always got the red cross symbol for the image.
Is my understanding wrong?

If you are rendering a report with External images (meaning that the images
are stored as items in the report server database), you do not need to call
RenderStream when rendering a report to HTML 4.0 using the Render method. In
this case, you must render the report with the device information setting
HTMLFragment set to true. The report server automatically constructs the
URLs with the appropriate GUID reference for each secondary image stream.
This is the easiest way in which to render a report to HTML 4.0 using the
SOAP API.

wendy h

I did exactly everything as the following do***ent. I developed a report
using an external gif image and called the Render method with "HTMLFragment'
set to true to render the report to HTML 4.0, and I did not call
RenderStream. I always got the red cross symbol for the image.
Is my understanding wrong?

If you are rendering a report with External images (meaning that the images
are stored as items in the report server database), you do not need to call
RenderStream when rendering a report to HTML 4.0 using the Render method. In
this case, you must render the report with the device information setting
HTMLFragment set to true. The report server automatically constructs the
URLs with the appropriate GUID reference for each secondary image stream.
This is the easiest way in which to render a report to HTML 4.0 using the
SOAP API.