The Designer control for ASP.NET allows you to offer report design features in your ASP.NET applications.
Your users can:
- Create and save new reports.
- View and modify existing reports.
- Render reports in Excel, HTML, PDF, and Word.
The ReportList control for ASP.NET allows you to provide your users with an interactive list of reports in your ASP.NET applications.
You can:
- Provide your users with an automatically updated list of all reports on the server.
- Allow users to preview or render the reports in PDF, Excel, Word, or HTML.
- Customize the report listing with ASP.NET themes and styles to integrate it into your application.
The ReportServiceProxy class provides methods for the Web service API.
Classes
| Class | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | Designer | Wraps the Flash designer control into ASP.NET control. |
| ReportList | Represents an ASP.NET control that displays a list of reports available on the server. |
Enumerations
| Enumeration | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | DesignerElements | Defines designer control elements. |
| ReportAction | Specifies the action taken when the ReportPortal opens the report specified using the ReportID or ReportName property. |
| ReportList.Theme | Specifies the theme to use in representing the ReportList control. |
Remarks
See the sample Visual Studio project ActiveReports 8 Server Samples, included in your installation, to learn how to integrate the ActiveReports 8 Server controls in your ASP.NET applications.
By default, the sample project is installed in the folder C:\ActiveReports 8 Server\Samples\.
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