This example demonstrates how to create an End-User Reporting Application similar to a WinForms application that stores reports in the web server's filesystem. The ASPxFileManager control is used to implement the file Open and Save dialog boxes.
In this example, a separate ASP.NET UserControl named "FileDialogControl" is used to implement the Open/Save file dialog window. The ASPxCallback control is used to validate an entered file name in the dialog. FileDialogControl's client-side functionality is moved to a separate javascript class named ClientFileDialogControl (its source code is located in the ClientFileDialogControl.js file).
See also:
How to integrate the Web Report Designer into a web application
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Added By: gopi matsa at: 2/20/2016 1:12:09 AM i am not able to load the reportAdded By: gopi matsa at: 2/20/2016 1:13:08 AM Please Find me the solution for loading the report to the report designer
Added By: Roy Banueelos at: 2/20/2016 9:41:26 AM Have you tried making a default report? I did this by making a blank XtraReport using the report wizard and saving it inside my program then I invoked a new instance of that report inside the report designers’ code behind.
[C#]// using the same Default.aspx.cs given in the example// for me I put a separate file just for my reports so I will show that method herepublicpartialclassDefault:System.Web.UI.Page{protectedvoidPage_Init(objectsender,EventArgse){if(!IsPostBack){reportDesigner.OpenReport(newT227679.Reports.rptStarter());// calling a new instance of my default report}}}