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Download custom IReportResolver example (C#) The Telerik Reporting Service is a WCF service that enables the remote access to the Telerik Reporting Engine (aka ReportProcessor). The Reporting Service acts as a communication interface between the client programs and the ReportProcessor. The client programs invoke the report rendering from the service using a string report description. Based on the report description the service’s report resolvers try to create an IReportDocument instance needed by the ReportProcessor. The IReportDocument interface represents a report document. This includes a single Report or ReportBook. The IReportDocument returned by the report resolver will be further handled by the ReportProcessor. The service...

Thank you everyone for turning out to Tuesday’s XAMLflix Data Visualization webinar, featuring the RadControls for Silverlight and WPF in action. We covered a lot of ground in this webinar, moving at a quick pace to present the wide range of Telerik Data Visualization controls with lots of hands-on coding and examples, but as those who attended can see we didn’t even have time to cover them all (yes, we do have that many first class data visualization controls in our toolbox). A Quick Recap For anyone who may have missed the webinar, here is a quick recap to entice you to watch...

UPDATED: I goofed and listed Quality Center as an option for pushing bug reports to—but we only integrate bugs with TeamPulse and Team Foundation Server. As much as I love them, automated tests (be they functional, integration, or unit) aren’t the end-all-be-all for your testing approach. Exploratory testing, particularly for any system of any consequence, is a critical part of your overall “Deliver Great Stuff!” strategy. Getting your team freed up from repetitive regression testing empowers them to put their brains to use as they poke around the corners of your system. Exploratory testing gives you tremendous value as your ...

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  Starting today, and every week on Wednesday, I’ll be publishing a Tutorial to accompany one of the XAMLFlix videos. Today, to launch this new series, I have four tutorials to get us started: RadChartView Tutorial Video RadScheduleView Tutorial Video RadBarCode Tutorial Video RadGridView Tutorial Video   Please feel free to share your comments and feedback.  We’d especially love to hear which controls you’d like to see covered...