ActiveReports 6 Reporting and Business Intelligence Suite for .NET
| Author |
|
| Company |
GrapeCity |
| Source Code Available |
No |
| License Type |
Free to try |
| Submitted On |
August 10, 2009 |
| Updated on |
August 26, 2009 |
| .NET Framework |
1.x, 2.0, 3.5 |
| Cost |
$2,199 |
Description
Microsoft Solution Brief | Microsoft Case Study | Press Release
What's New!
ActiveReports Reporting/BI Suite for .NET includes THREE great reporting and BI products at ONE discounted price. All three products feature royalty-free run time deployment.
ActiveReports for .NET is the Award-winning .NET reporting tool that features near unlimited customization, fast performance, super high quality, and multilanguage capabilities —all battle-tested in tens of thousands of international applications worldwide. ActiveReports is a powerful .NET reporting tool for Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications. It supports data exports to all popular file formats, including PDF, Excel, RTF, TIFF, and more. ActiveReports features an easy-to-use Visual Studio .NET report designer and a powerful API. Because ActiveReports has been extensively sold worldwide for over a decade, its multilanguage support has been proven to work right out of the box.
Data Dynamics Reports for Business Reporting on .NET not only makes standard report design and customization easier than ever, but also adds business intelligence (BI) reporting features. Data Dynamics Reports includes new page- based report designers, new end-user report viewers, and the ability to aggregate dashboards, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), trend lines, and other new visualization elements. Data Dynamics Reports also features true Microsoft Excel transformation, Master templates and report styles—and, aside from Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services, it’s the only .NET reporting tool that supports and extends Microsoft’s Report Definition Language (RDL) format.
Data Dynamics Analysis is the first free-form; on-line analytical processing (OLAP) and visual-analysis component for Visual Studio.NET that overcomes the limits of traditional pivot tables and complex charting tools and allows .NET developers to embed an interactive business intelligence system within their .NET applications. Data Dynamics Analysis takes the complexity out of standard data analysis tools and gives developers a fully customizable, easy-to-use, drag-and-drop environment that allows users to explore data visually so they can quickly grasp what is happening.
Syntax Example
void rpt_ReportStart(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//
// make it easier to refer to the report and detail section
//
ActiveReport3 rpt = sender as ActiveReport3;
Detail detail = rpt.Sections["detail"] as Detail;
detail.CanShrink = true;
//
// Init location and size of TextBoxes
//
PointF pt = new PointF(0f, 0f);
SizeF sz = new SizeF(1f, .2f);
//
// Since the report is bound to a List, the fields already exist
// Add a textbox for each field
//
foreach (Field f in rpt.Fields)
{
using (DataDynamics.ActiveReports.TextBox t =
new DataDynamics.ActiveReports.TextBox())
{
t.DataField = f.Name;
t.Location = pt;
t.Size = sz;
t.CanGrow = false;
t.Border.Color = Color.Black;
t.Border.Style = BorderLineStyle.Solid;
detail.Controls.Add(t);
}
if ((pt.X + sz.Width) > (rpt.PrintWidth - sz.Width))
{
pt.X = 0f;
pt.Y += sz.Height;
}
else
pt.X += sz.Width;
}
}Screenshots
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