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The ActiveReports 20 samples are available on GitHub. These samples are categorized under two folders - Samples and WebSamples, and further based on features.
Note: You need to install .NET SDK to run any sample in Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio 2022.
Sample | Description | ||
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Advanced | Page and RDLX reports | ||
This sample demonstrates using Calendar data region in reports. | |||
This sample demonstrates using custom report item - Radar chart in a report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to create a project using custom data provider and how to pull data from a comma separated value (CSV) file. | |||
This sample demonstrates exporting reports to PDF format using third-party assemblies. | |||
This sample showcases a custom implementation of the resource locator to load pictures from the user's "My Pictures" directory. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to create a custom tile provider. | |||
This sample illustrates using Oracle Data Provider as data source for designing Page/RDLX reports. | |||
Section Reports | |||
This sample demonstrates using hyperlinks and the viewer hyperlink event to simulate drill-down from one report to another. | |||
API | Page and RDLX reports | ||
This sample demonstrates how to create a Page Report layout in code. It further shows creating a table control, adding table rows and table columns inside it, adding cells inside the table rows and columns and adding text boxes inside the cells. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to add digital signatures when exporting to PDF format. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to export Page and RDLX reports to different export formats. | |||
This sample demonstrates implementing custom fonts. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use Layers in a report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to create a custom Report Wizard that allows you to select a report from the list of multiple reports and then allows you to select the data that you want to display in the selected report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to work with embedded and external style sheets in Page and RDLX reports. | |||
Section Reports | |||
This sample demonstrates chart types used in different scenarios, in both bound and unbound modes. | |||
This sample demonstrates the use of the cross section lines and boxes. | |||
This sample demonstrates using unbound data, conditional highlighting and distributing data across columns to create a cross-tab view and data aggregation. | |||
This sample demonstrates adding the Custom Annotation button to the report Viewer toolbar and adding a new annotation to the report. | |||
This sample demonstrates adding the Custom Annotation button to the report Viewer toolbar and adding a new annotation to the report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to export to different export formats using code. | |||
This sample demonstrates using the method that inherits a report at run time and design time. | |||
This sample demonstrates printing a document with multiple pages per sheet by using the common PrintDocument class of the NET.Framework. | |||
This sample demonstrates changing styles at run time to provide a different look to a same report. | |||
This sample demonstrates using subreports in an ActiveReports report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to display summarized data in a Section Report. | |||
Data Binding | Page and RDLX reports | ||
This sample demonstrates how to connect to a CSV data source. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use a dataset as a data source for a report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use the Json data provider at run time and add a web service for authentication. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use Object provider for binding a report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use OData EndPoint for binding a report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to connect to an OleDb data source at run time and pass data to the report using LocateDataSource event. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to connect to a XML data source at run time and pass data to the report using LocateDataSource event. | |||
Section Reports | |||
This sample demonstrates binding to ADO.NET Data objects. | |||
This sample demonstrates creating a custom collection that stores data from the database in the List. The custom collection is displayed by binding data to the DataGridView control by using the DataSource property of this control. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use LINQ in an ActiveReports report. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to create a dataset for a Section Report and use the FetchData event to populate the Fields collection to display the report unbound data. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to create a report with XML data, using a SubReport or using the XML hierarchical structure. | |||
Designer Pro | This sample demonstrates how to work with Map control in ActiveReports. | ||
This sample demonstrates a custom end-user report designer that can be integrated in your applications to allow users to modify report layouts. | |||
This sample demonstrates building the designer using DesignerForm class. | |||
This sample demonstrates customizing End User Designer application to display a list of categorized reports. | |||
This sample demonstrates how to use TableofContents control in ActiveReports. | |||
Desktop | This sample demonstrates using WPF Viewer in a WPF application. | ||
This sample demonstrates using Win Viewer in a Windows Form application. | |||
Web | The sample demonstrates exporting an ActiveReports report to the HTML or PDF format in your Web application. |
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. | |
JSViewer 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 JSViewer with an Angular 8 app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 back end when the server is hosted elsewhere using CORS. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 Core back end when the server is hosted elsewhere using CORS. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an ASP.NET MVC 5 back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an ASP.NET MVC Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an ReactJS app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the use of ActiveReports JSViewer with an VueJS app and ASP.NET Core back end. | |
This sample demonstrates the ActiveReports web control feature and generating a parameterized report. | |
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. |