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Displaying a Composite Business Object in a report form
Hello all, My problem is simple. I am using a complicated business object (composite) that I need to display in a table (for reporting purposes) Let's assume my object has this structure: Garment.Button, Garment.Button.Type, Garment.Button.Cost Garment.CareLabel, Garment.CareLabel.Text, Garment.Pocket.Width, Garment.Pocket.Length You get the point.. I'm displaying all these values in a table. The "Garment" object is quite complicated with about 20 or more sub-objects which themselves
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Mourad
on 5/19/2008
Re: Creating a Crystal Report From a Strongly Typed DataSet
Nevermind. I had to write code in the Page_Load event: DestinationDataTable table = new DestinationDataTable (); DestinationTableAdapter adapter = new DestinationTableAdapter (); adapter.Connection.ConnectionString = Global .CurrentConnectionString; adapter.Fill(table); CrystalReportSource1.ReportDocument.SetDataSource((System.Data. DataTable )table);
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Mourad
on 4/22/2008
Creating a Crystal Report From a Strongly Typed DataSet
Hello all, I have followed all the necessary steps to create such a report: 1- used the wizard and selected "ADO.NET DataSets" 2- Added a CrystalReportViewer and CrystalReportSource and set them up correctly. Data even shows up in VS When I view the report page I get the infamous login screen requiring my credentials "The report you requested requires further information" Why is that ? Can't it use the credentials already supplied in the DataSets ? by the way I user SQL Express
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Crystal Reports
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Mourad
on 4/21/2008
Re: Printing from ASP.NET, use a report or not ?
What about Crytal Reports ? does the client need anything installed ?
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Data Presentation Controls
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Mourad
on 4/21/2008
Printing from ASP.NET, use a report or not ?
Hello all, My scenario is simple. I'd like to be able to print a very simple page from my ASP.NET. Let's call it a report, but it really is a simple table. Here are my problems: 1- As you probably know, printing is hard from a web-broweser. For once, if the table is too wide, part of the table is shown 2- I can't use ReportViewer control since this forces the client to install .NET and I don't want to do that. Is there a solution that will not put any dependency on the client ? Is
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Mourad
on 4/21/2008
Re: Copy Project / Copy Website disabled
Thanks for your help. I realize there is a difference. This is an old VS 2003 project that I ported to VS 2005. It compiles to ONE single DLL. This means I can neither use the "Copy Web Site" nor the "Copy Project" features ? They are both disabled. So how do I deploy my project ? Right now, I have to manually keep track of what .aspx files I changed, copy those over to the server. As well as copy the DLL. There's got to be an easier way. No ?
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Mourad
on 4/8/2008
Copy Project / Copy Website disabled
Hello, Both these items on the meny are disabled. I am using VS 2005. I've tried creating many other projects but the menu items are still disabled ! And it's happening on both of my machine. Is there something I'm doing wrong or I should be doing ?
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Mourad
on 4/8/2008
Re: Maintaining values on a form after navigating away then back
How do I store the values for the GridView ?? it will be too complicated. I guess I can store the underlying data source object in the session as well. I can't use a wizard. Here's my scenario: user is inputting an order, choosing from a list of customers. If the customers is not there, I'll need to go to another page for the user to add it. Why are popups looked down upon anyways in the ASP.NET world ?
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Mourad
on 4/7/2008
Maintaining values on a form after navigating away then back
Hello, Here's my scenario: I have a webform with all kinds of controls (GridView, Multiview, text boxes, etc...). After the user fills out some valies, he/she presses a button which should take them to another page to fill out another form, then go back to the 1st page. Is there an easy way so that when the user goes back to original page, the values are not gone ?? I know I could, instead, use a popup window. Thanks
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Mourad
on 4/7/2008
Re: Updating my Website, the quickest way
Both "Copy Web Site" and "Copy Project" are disabled !
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Mourad
on 4/5/2008
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