Stimulsoft Reports.WPF addresses the specific needs of the desktop developer. It avoids the common pitfall of being a "port" of a web tool; instead, it embraces the WPF philosophy of rich media, data binding, and hardware-accelerated rendering.
Reports can be saved in more than 30 file formats , including PDF, Excel, Word, and XPS. It also supports a proprietary internal format that allows users to save a report state and resume work later. Technical Features and Modern Integration
public ReportsViewModel()
By utilizing native WPF capabilities like hardware acceleration and rich data binding, Stimulsoft delivers high-speed report rendering and a seamless user experience within desktop applications. Key Components of the Reporting Tool
var report = new StiReport(); report.Load("AsyncReport.mrt"); var data = await _apiClient.GetDataAsync(); report.RegData("JsonSource", data);
Because the Designer control can be hosted inside a WPF window, developers can offer a "Report Editor" feature within their software. This empowers power users to create their own ad-hoc reports, offloading development overhead.
"Check the exports," Marcus said, hoping for the best.
Stimulsoft Reports.WPF addresses the specific needs of the desktop developer. It avoids the common pitfall of being a "port" of a web tool; instead, it embraces the WPF philosophy of rich media, data binding, and hardware-accelerated rendering.
Reports can be saved in more than 30 file formats , including PDF, Excel, Word, and XPS. It also supports a proprietary internal format that allows users to save a report state and resume work later. Technical Features and Modern Integration
public ReportsViewModel()
By utilizing native WPF capabilities like hardware acceleration and rich data binding, Stimulsoft delivers high-speed report rendering and a seamless user experience within desktop applications. Key Components of the Reporting Tool
var report = new StiReport(); report.Load("AsyncReport.mrt"); var data = await _apiClient.GetDataAsync(); report.RegData("JsonSource", data);
Because the Designer control can be hosted inside a WPF window, developers can offer a "Report Editor" feature within their software. This empowers power users to create their own ad-hoc reports, offloading development overhead.
"Check the exports," Marcus said, hoping for the best.