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Colin Basterfield

Hi,

I have been looking at Reporting Components for ASP.NET, and am finding them
all really expensive, well frankly components for dotNet generally, so what
do people generally use to provide half decent reports, is there a
reasonably priced set of components or do cheapskates like me have to do
them manually?

TIA
Colin B
 
Hi,

I have been looking at Reporting Components for ASP.NET, and am finding
them
all really expensive, well frankly components for dotNet generally, so
what
do people generally use to provide half decent reports, is there a
reasonably priced set of components or do cheapskates like me have to do
them manually?

TIA
Colin B

if simple enuff, could always build your own :)

http://asp.net/ReportsStarterKit/
 
Hi,

I have been looking at Reporting Components for ASP.NET, and am finding them
all really expensive, well frankly components for dotNet generally, so what
do people generally use to provide half decent reports, is there a
reasonably priced set of components or do cheapskates like me have to do
them manually?

TIA
Colin B

I wrote a servlet that uses apache fop / itext to build pdf documents.
I encapulated its call in a .net web service so Whenver i need a
report I just build the xml / xsl that i need and send it off.

-Adam
 
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