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The samples in WebSamples folder demonstrate web related features in Js Viewer, WebDesigner, etc. Download these samples from following link:
https://github.com/activereports/WebSamples19
Sample | Description |
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WebDesigner Samples | |
The samples on Blazor Designer demonstrate the use of ActiveReports Blazor Designer with Server application, WebAssembly application, and remote report service. | |
This sample demonstrates WebDesigner with an ASP.NET MVC Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the ActiveReports WebDesigner with an Angular 8 app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the ActiveReports WebDesigner with Blazor framework. | |
The sample demonstrates the method to use custom data providers (such as SQLite and OData) for supplying data to the report in the ActiveReports WebDesigner. | |
The sample demonstrates the use of custom resources service for ActiveReports WebDesigner with an ASP.NET Core back end. | |
The sample shows how to use the WebDesigner API to create a customized UI for ActiveReports WebDesigner with an ASP.NET Core back end. | |
The sample shows how to use the Blazor WebDesigner API to create a customized UI for ActiveReports WebDesigner with Blazor back end. | |
The sample shows how to enable and use shared data sources in ActiveReports WebDesigner with an ASP.NET Core back end. | |
Js Viewer Samples | |
The samples on Blazor Viewer demonstrate the use of ActiveReports Blazor Viewer with Server application, WebAssembly application, and remote report service. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of the ActiveReports Js Viewer with an Angular 8 app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 back end when the server is hosted elsewhere using CORS. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 Core back end when the server is hosted elsewhere using CORS. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an ASP.NET MVC Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an ReactJS app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports Js Viewer with an VueJS app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the ActiveReports web control feature and generating a parameterized report. | |
Blazor Viewer Custom Store | This sample demonstrates the ActiveReports Blazor Viewer in action, showing how report data can be initialized within the Blazor application and injected at runtime using the locateDataSource callback. |
Silent Print | The SilentPrint sample project consists of three samples - JSViewerBatchPrint_MVC_Core, JSViewerSilentPrint_MVC_Core, and PrintAgent. The JSViewerBatchPrint_MVC_Core sample demonstrates how to print many reports by clicking the Print button, without showing the Print Preview dialog for every report. Silent printing is implemented through a print agent that needs to be started. The JSViewerSilentPrint_MVC_Core sample demonstrates how to print a report by clicking once the JSViewer Print button, without showing the Print Preview dialog. Silent printing is implemented through a print agent that needs to be started. The PrintAgent sample contains a Windows service, hosting an ASP.NET Core API that allows printing PDF files. The print agent uses the GrapeCity.Documents.Pdf library. |
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Important: It is recommended to use only that Visual Studio version which is specified in each sample description.