The preferred way to get DoddleReport into your project would be to use NuGet.
New in v1.2
- Breaking change: The root namespace changed from Doddle.Reporting to just DoddleReport
- Breaking change: The Default Orientation for reports is now Portrait
- NEW WRITER: A new OpenXML ExcelReportWriter found in the DoddleReport.OpenXml package, courtesy of Louis-Philippe Perras
- NEW WRITER: A new iTextSharp PDF writer can be found in the DoddleReport.iTextSharp package, courtesy of Louis-Philippe Perras (thanks again!)
- All Web references moved to separate project to allow for .NET Client Profile support for WinForms/WPF
- Added a new report.RenderHints.BooleansAsYesNo = true to put Yes/No on the reports for boolean fields
- Added custom FileName support for web reporting requested
- Added MVC Areas support by calling areaRegistrationContext.MapReportingRoute();
- Various Bug fixes and enhancements as reported in the Discussion forum and Issue Tracker
NuGet
There are currently 7 NuGet packages for DoddleReport, depending on which features you want/need.The basics to get started would be to open NuGet to find the following packages, or type the following commands in the Package Manager Console
- Install-Package DoddleReport
- Install-Package DoddleReport.Web
- Install-Package DoddleReport.iTextSharp
- Install-Package DoddleReport.AbcPdf
- Install-Package DoddleReport.OpenXml
- Install-Package DoddleReport.Dynamic
NuGet Sample Usage
If you want to see a quick way to use DoddleReport in an MVC project simply install the following NuGet package- Install-Package DoddleReport.Sample.Mvc