public sealed class MyType{ public String FirstName { get; set; } public String LastName { get; set; }}report.DataSource = new List<MyType>();= Fields.FirstName + " " + Fields.LastNamereport.DataSource = new List<String>();= ReportItem.DataObject.RawDataHi all,
We are using Report Web Designer. We have implemented custom storage (IDefinitionStorage). We have implemented SaveDefinition method where it saves the edited report in a custom way.
There can be some validations and save can fail. For this I am just throwing a new Exception.
The question is, which kind of exceptions needs to be thrown so that the message of exception shows in a report designer?
In an attachment you can see that the error message is showing in a general way, and it doesn't show my custom message.
Thanks,

Hello,
I'm trying to test Telerik Report with .NET Core 3.1 and object data source.
The report is working correctly when running from Visual Studio but when I publish and put it in IIS, I see the below error in every binding.
"An error has occurred while processing TextBox 'textBox15': The expression contains object 'OpeningBalanceDate' that is not defined in the current context"
I'm using the report designer and the assemblies that has the object datasource are netstandard2.0
What could be the issue?

I have Rest Service (ASP.Net Web Application-->Empty-->check MVC)
Result: successed (pictrure: 1.jpg)
I have project Angular and call Rest Service
<tr-viewer [containerStyle]="viewerContainerStyle"
[serviceUrl]="'http://localhost:56342/api/reports'"
[viewMode]="'INTERACTIVE'"
[scaleMode]="'SPECIFIC'"
[scale]="1.0">
</tr-viewer>
Error (picture: 2.jpg)
Error loading the report viewer's templates.

Hi,
I want to generate a pdf report expected to have 8000 pages. As of now I am experiencing Memory Out of Exception. Is it possible to generate the report in batch mode. For example, generate 1000 pages first then the next batches
or
Is there any other ways to over come this memory out of exception issue.
Thanks
I have a line chart report with only one series and has 4 Legends(Legend A, Legend B, Legend C & Legend D) in it. And I have assigned 4 different color patterns to the chart.
The order is Green, Red, Blue, Yellow.
Now, when the Report loads the data for all the Legends, the Colors are mapped correctly. For Example, Legend A = Green, Legend B = Red, Legend C = Blue & Legend D = Yellow in the same order.
There is a scenario where in the report has the data only for 2 legends( Legend B and Legend D). In this case, the report automatically chooses Legend B to be Green and Legend D to be Red.
Is there a way to set or map individual colors to the legends? Like Legend A should always be Green, Legend B as Red, Legend C as Blue & Legend D as Yellow.
I know if we use 4 series in the chart then this is possible, but i do not want to use multiple series.

Good Day,
I would like to as if it is possible to create a table in the report with a dynamic result table from MSSQL Stored Procedure ?
Thank you,
Sherwin
We use Telerick reporting version 13.0.19.222.
On an aspx page, we have a ReportViewer to display reports, we have the option on the page to switch between Interactive and PrintPreview mode.
When the report runs for parameters that generates a long report (100+ pages), the PrintPreview mode works fine, but the Interactive view basically crashes IE, Or at least, the report never displays and the aspx page gets in a state that makes it un-usable - we then have to reload the page if we need to run the report.
I could not see any errors coming from IE or the Telerick components, in the debug tools of IE or anywhere else.
When we try the exact same thing with any other browser (Chrome, Edge, etc...) the report loads fine in Interactive mode or Print Preview mode.
Is there anyway to fix this issue that you are aware of? Or is there known limitations with IE and the Intercative mode for the ReportViewer ?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
