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Hi Rene,
Yes it is possible, you can deserialize an xml report and end up with a CLR object. You can use InstanceReportSource to assign this report to the WPF report viewer.
Another approach is to directly use the xml report without deserializing, this is possible by using XmlReportSource or UriReportSource.
Regards,
Steve
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Yes it is possible, you can deserialize an xml report and end up with a CLR object. You can use InstanceReportSource to assign this report to the WPF report viewer.
Another approach is to directly use the xml report without deserializing, this is possible by using XmlReportSource or UriReportSource.
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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answered on 12 Jan 2013, 04:53 PM
Hi,
thanks so far. I'm looking for a working example of binding a Sqlite Database to a Telerik Report in a wpf-project.
I have to create the report on the fly and i have to update the report by chaning some values on the fly....
Is there any smaple-project somewhere to find?
thanks
best Regards
Rene
thanks so far. I'm looking for a working example of binding a Sqlite Database to a Telerik Report in a wpf-project.
I have to create the report on the fly and i have to update the report by chaning some values on the fly....
Is there any smaple-project somewhere to find?
thanks
best Regards
Rene
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Hello Rene,
The database is irrelevant as long as it is supported. Sqlite is a supported database, so any of our Visual Studio examples that utilize the SqlDataSource component is a valid example for you to review.
About the programmatic creation of the reports, you can use the Programmatic Control of Reports help article as a starting point. Whenever you're not sure how to accomplish something, use the Integrated Visual Studio Report Designer to create the desired items/layout and then inspect the InitializeComponent method to see what code it has generated.
Greetings,
Steve
the Telerik team
The database is irrelevant as long as it is supported. Sqlite is a supported database, so any of our Visual Studio examples that utilize the SqlDataSource component is a valid example for you to review.
About the programmatic creation of the reports, you can use the Programmatic Control of Reports help article as a starting point. Whenever you're not sure how to accomplish something, use the Integrated Visual Studio Report Designer to create the desired items/layout and then inspect the InitializeComponent method to see what code it has generated.
Greetings,
Steve
the Telerik team
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