Creating a Custom Report Item
Nouveau : 5 décembre 2005
A custom report item is an extension to the Report Definition Language (RDL) that allows developers to add functionality that’s not natively supported in RDL or extend the functionality of existing controls. A custom report item consists of a run-time component that is called by the report processor at report execution time, and a design-time component that is used in a host design environment (such as Report Builder) to define properties for the custom report item.
This section will cover the requirements for implementing a custom report item.
In This Section
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Describes prerequisites for creating a custom report item. |
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Describes how to create a custom report item run-time component. |
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Describes how to create a custom report item design-time component. |
For a sample of a custom report item, see Exemple Custom Report Item (CRI). For more information about creating custom controls, see "Component Authoring" and "Component Model Namespaces in Visual Studio" on msdn.microsoft.com.
Voir aussi
Concepts
Introducing Custom Report Items
Custom Report Item Architecture