Reporting for ASP.NET MVC - End-User Report Designer and Report Database Storage

This example includes Web End-User Report Designer that uses an SQLite database to store reports.

The Web Report Designer uses the ReportStorageWebExtension to manage reports.

After you run the application, select a report in the list box. The list box displays the names of the reports stored in the database:

Click Run Designer to invoke the End-User Report Designer for the selected report. You can edit a report, save it to a database, and exit Designer to return to the report catalog.

Files to Review

• HomeController.cs (VB: DesignerController.vb)
• CustomReportStorageWebExtension.cs (VB: CustomReportStorageWebExtension.vb)
• ReportEntity.cs (VB: ReportEntity.vb)
• SessionFactory.cs (VB: SessionFactory.vb)
• Global.asax.cs (VB: Global.asax.vb)
• DesignModel.cs (VB: DesignModel.vb)
• IndexModel.cs (VB: IndexModel.vb)
• ReportModel.cs (VB: ReportModel.vb)
• Design.cshtml (VB: Design.vbhtml)
• Index.cshtml (VB: Index.vbhtml)

Documentation

• End-User Report Designer in ASP.NET MVC Applications
• DevExpress Data Library
• Add a Report Storage

More Examples

• How to Implement a Custom Report Storage
• Reporting for Web Forms - Report Designer with Report Storage and Custom Command
• Reporting for WPF - How to Implement a Report Storage

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