Microsoft report viewer winforms 11.0.0.0

Microsoft Report Viewer Winforms 11.0.0.0 .Dll Or Microsoft

Microsoft team stated on multiple occasions (,,, ) that there are no plans to have official Reporting Services ReportViewer package for.NET Core, which is a showstopper for applications using this technology for printing and reporting.

The goal of this project is to provide transitional solution for such applications, until existing reports are reimplemented using more modern technology.

See project ReportViewerCore.Sample.WinForms for a simplified example using local report processing and ReportViewerCore.Sample.WinFormsServer for remote processing using Reporting Services server.

See project ReportViewerCore.Console for an example or use following code as a starting point.

In long running applications this can degrade performance andor lead to resource exhaustion.

A more permanent fix would require changing Microsoft.ReportingServices.RdlExpressions.VBExpressionCodeProvider.CompileAssemblyFromDom method to cache compiled assemblies.

It is closely tied to WebForms and ASP.NET architecture and porting it to ASP.NET Core would involve rewriting significant portions of the codebase.

References to.NET Framework assemblies have been updated to NuGet packages where possible.

References to unavailable assemblies, such as Microsoft.SqlServer.Types, have been removed along with functionalities that depend on them.

Sources are intentionally left formatted as decompiled by ILSpy.

Microsoft Report Viewer Winforms 11.0.0.0 .Dll Or Microsoft

Reference either Microsoft.ReportViewer.NETCore.dll or Microsoft.ReportViewer.WinForms.dll in your solution.

While decompiling and modifying it for compatibility reasons is legal in my local jurisdiction, redistributing modified version most likely is not.