Reporting Services as URL

Hi Folks,
I have few question regarding the reporting services as URL component.
1. Which URL should be specified there?
2. How the Data map should be populated?
3. Does this button help in passing the values to report and filter the report as per the selection in the dashboard?
Regards,
BOB

BOB,
1. Which URL should be specified there?
Anil - This is the URL that is configured on Reporting services...http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb630447.aspx
2. How the Data map should be populated?
Anil - Data Mapping option is available in the properties...
3. Does this button help in passing the values to report and filter the report as per the selection in the dashboard?
Anil - You have the option to pass parameters...this will filter data..
P.S. Once you enter the URL, you will understand everything...
-Anil

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