develop a SSRS ReportViewer for ASP.NET Core
Develop a SSRS ReportViewer for ASP.NET Core
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Anonymous
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It's been years, and I don't think it will ever make it. Considering .NET 5 is going to be released. Will ASP.NET Core name change to ASP.NET 5? Maybe the title will need an edit...
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jocelync
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Waiting for Microsoft Team provide solution for SSRS integration to .net Core MVC App like Report Viewer for ASP.Net Web Forms.
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Anees Azam
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Please.....
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hiren patel
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at least a workaround solution should be made available by microsoft team ...
even i am ready to pay reasonable amount for the solution
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hiren patel
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what about thousands of reports created developer , trusting microsoft.. ??
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Celso
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Looks like that report viewer will not work in Net 5. It is a shame that report is ignored by MS.
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Anonymous
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plz add
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Anonymous
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I also would appreciate a Report Viewer Control
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Anonymous
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All computer programs save data, manipulate data, and present data in formatted reports. Reporting is one of the foundations of computer programming and it is astonishing that it hasn't been included in Core since the very beginning.
The code for reporting already exists, we can all build SSRS and Crystal reports into our MVC projects, so the existing reporting code simply needs to be converted to work with Core.
Our organization has followed the Microsoft path for almost 20 years now, and we were pushed towards Core like everyone else. It is very frustrating to find that Microsoft has dropped this very key programming ball and isn't showing any urgency on a remedy.
We need to be able to build and run SSRS and Crystal reports in our Core project and we need to do so now. For our part, we specifically need localreport.datasources.add() and localreport.render() so we can generate PDF files of existing reports to be shown in our Core 3.1 web apps.
Show some urgency and get this done!
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Sergey
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We have many .NET WinForms projects where we are using local Microsoft reports. It is not perfect, but does the job especially with it's extensibility by code. Microsoft, you always listen your customers. Please migrate local reporting services into dot net core Winforms and ASP.NET.
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w22
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why is it not there yet?
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Matt Anderson
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I was able to get the Microsoft.ReportViewer NuGet package working under a .Net Standard project that I pull into a .Net Framework app along with some custom classes to consolidate logic. The .Net Framework app is an API that talks to SSRS and I can call it from .Net Core 3.1 apps of course. However this solution won't work for most since I am using this API I created to email reports only. It seems Microsoft rushed .Net Core out with a lot of gaps but they also want to nearly force everyone to "upgrade" to .Net Core.
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Celso
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Microsoft wants to help Syncfusion, Telerik and others who offer report viewer for Core. I agree Core is not an option without reports! Two years after and Microsoft has no answer for us to use its own products, instead prefer to give chance to others for paid tools.
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Jeff Thelen
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How are we supposed to take Core seriously without reporting? Is the next version going to exclude networking? Get real.
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Anonymous
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please add ReportViewer to asp.net core
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Andrew Allan
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Please could we have an update as to when this will be released?
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Brandon
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Please add.
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Shane Southwood
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This was the one assumption that we made when migrating our application to .net core. Reporting is the basis of almost any customer-facing web UI. This is a need, not a nice to have, for most of us.
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Code Huberson
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There is a lot of Pros and Cons to use ReportViewerControl and we accepted this solution from Microsoft, then, we want to use this for the next .Net Core generations.
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Anonymous
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not just asp.net core but asp.net mvc also needs report viewer