[nfbcs] Help with Jaws API for vs.net project

[Glen Gordon]

Charles,

My failure to answer when you posted this earlier is that I don't have direct experience with either of the technologies you're asking about.  I was hoping that somebody else who's walked this road might be able to offer up steps that are easier than what you've tried.

--Glen

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Subject: [nfbcs] Help with Jaws API for vs.net project


Glen and others:


Visual Studio is a good program. It allows for many different things to be done by the blind. Among those things are developing asp.net pages, layout pages and interfacing with JSON classes. 

I do have a couple of questions however. When I place a SQL Data Source object on a website or form, I need to easily access the setup for things like the connection string and table setups. Is there a way this can be done without having to guess the location of the elements on the form?

Secondly, my job is exploring SSRS. I am aware that Visual Studio can be used to develop these types of reports. Does anyone have a source for information as it relates to SSRS and Visual Studio from a blind perspective?

Thanks for all you guys do!
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