Posted 9 April 2024, 6:31 am EST
Hi Gabriel,
You can definitely use the ActiveReportsJS Report Viewer in an ASPX application. The errors you’re observing typically occur when the viewer is unable to locate the report file and its contents from the server. To address this, we’ve implemented the GetReportData() method. This method reads the contents of the .rdlx-json report file and returns it as a JSON string to be displayed in the viewer.
You may refer to the attached sample application to embed the ActiveReportsJS Report Viewer into an ASPX application and load a .rdlx-json report file into it.
Also, please refer to the attached documentation link for detailed information about using ActiveReportsJS Report Viewer JavaScript Component: Get Started with ActiveReportsJS Report Viewer JavaScript Component
P.S., make sure to adjust the report file’s path according to your application. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to us!
Attachment: ARJS_ASPXSample.zip