Hello-
I am using Telerik Reporting version Q1 2013 build 7.0.13.220 with the Silverlight viewer. I have implemented the IReportResolver interface to be able to pass custom parameters to reporting service. The primary reason for this is to support custom trdx reports and I need to know what report to create so I cannot pass this information to my custom report class. In the past I was able to do this with the report parameters but this was changed to be initialized after the report is created. So my solution was to use the custom IReportResolver which works great when viewing the report, but when I try to print the report, the path to the report appears to be falling back to the full class and assembly name, instead of my custom report path. Is there any way to get the printing and saving methods from the Silverlight control to pass the custom report path and not the fully qualified assembly/class path? I have verified that the custom report path is set correctly in the Report parameter of the ReportViewer control.
Thanks-
David Tosi
I am using Telerik Reporting version Q1 2013 build 7.0.13.220 with the Silverlight viewer. I have implemented the IReportResolver interface to be able to pass custom parameters to reporting service. The primary reason for this is to support custom trdx reports and I need to know what report to create so I cannot pass this information to my custom report class. In the past I was able to do this with the report parameters but this was changed to be initialized after the report is created. So my solution was to use the custom IReportResolver which works great when viewing the report, but when I try to print the report, the path to the report appears to be falling back to the full class and assembly name, instead of my custom report path. Is there any way to get the printing and saving methods from the Silverlight control to pass the custom report path and not the fully qualified assembly/class path? I have verified that the custom report path is set correctly in the Report parameter of the ReportViewer control.
Thanks-
David Tosi