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I have a project scenario that requires embedding SSRS rdl Reports to an existing ASP.NET Core application. I have made some research prior to posting here and I came across a library called ReportViewer, was able to get some results but only showed one Report not a list of Reports that I am trying to accomplish. I also have followed this tutorial as well but I have the same issue, showing only one report while I want all the reports I have created in SQL Server Reporting Services. Any recommendations or suggestions would be helpful.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi @Dervishi, Erald ,
As far as I know, the ReportViewer apply to the ASP.NET 4.x (.NET Framework) webform application, it doesn't apply to the .NET application (.NET Core 1.0 - 3.1, .NET 5, and later versions of .NET). The difference between .NET and .NET Framework, see Choose between ASP.NET 4.x and ASP.NET Core.
In asp.net core application, to display the SSRS reports, you can create an .NET Framework application and use a webform to display the report, then in the asp.net core application, use an Iframe tag or send http request to call the web page and get the report. Besides, you can also search some third party package, perhaps they can help to display the SSRS reports in the asp.net core application.
Best regards,
Dillion
but only showed one Report not a list of Reports
Now guess why it's called Report Viewer; it's a control to show a report.
SSRS offers a API to get list of existing reports and much more, see Integrating Reporting Services into Applications
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I also struggled to run SSRS RDL report on aspNet Core app. Then I have used thirty-party library named 'Bold Reports'. I wish .NET latest version would have something built-in