I'm using the Model-View-ViewModel pattern in a WPF project and I have the new WPF ReportViewer control in a UserControl. I want to databind the Report property to a property of the underlying VIewModel:
However, the report does not display - it just says "No Report" in the ReportViewer. I fired up Snoop and noticed that the DataContext does not appear to inherit from the UserControl. It's set to Telerik.ReportViewer.ReportViewerModel. Therefore, my binding is presumably looking for a Report property on this object, not the DataContext of the UserControl that hosts the ReportViewer. Is this possible? When the Report property gets set in my VM I'm raising a property changed event to update the UI.
Thanks,
Dave
<telerik:ReportViewer Report="{Binding Report}"
Grid.Column="1"/>
However, the report does not display - it just says "No Report" in the ReportViewer. I fired up Snoop and noticed that the DataContext does not appear to inherit from the UserControl. It's set to Telerik.ReportViewer.ReportViewerModel. Therefore, my binding is presumably looking for a Report property on this object, not the DataContext of the UserControl that hosts the ReportViewer. Is this possible? When the Report property gets set in my VM I'm raising a property changed event to update the UI.
Thanks,
Dave
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Hi Dave,
The binding expression you've posted is not correct. Please review our demo WPF application that comes with the Telerik Reporting installation for runnable demo, as well as this forum thread for a similar problem explanation.
Greetings,
Steve
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The binding expression you've posted is not correct. Please review our demo WPF application that comes with the Telerik Reporting installation for runnable demo, as well as this forum thread for a similar problem explanation.
Greetings,
Steve
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