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 Chapter 1:What Is Client-Side Reporting? - This chapter will start with briefly discussing client-side reporting and the architecture on which it is built. Chapter 2: Client-Side Reporting Components - This chapter will raise the curtain and introduce you to the out-of-the-box local processing of Reporting Services (RS) functionality. Chapter 3:Data Models,Datasets, and the ADO.NET Interface - The purpose of this ebook is to teach you RS using real-world reporting projects; this chapter will help you understand how to use the dataset to gather data using ADO.NET interface code from the RealWorld database. Chapter 4: Reporting with Windows Forms - You’ll start with a “Windows Forms 101” tutorial in this chapter; this tutorial will teach you how to create a basic application that is capable of hosting ReportViewer. Chapter 5: Reporting with ASP.NET Web Forms - You’ll move to Web Forms in this chapter. Here, we’ll start with an “ASP.NET Web Sites 101” tutorial. This tutorial will teach you how to create a basic application to host reports inside your favorite browser. Chapter 6: Reporting with Web Services and Mobile Devices This chapter will guide you through the development of a simple web service. Further, in this chapter, you will see how you can create a Travel Itinerary in PDF format. Chapter 7: Reporting with a Console Application - In this chapter, you’ll learn to make use of non-GUI clients to generate reports. We’ll start with a quick step-by-step tutorial. Chapter 8: Reporting with a Windows Service - In this chapter, you’ll make use of a client that has no user interface. You’ll see how to leverage the power of Windows Services to automate the delivery of reports. Chapter 9: Reporting with Web Parts - This chapter will guide you to develop reports as web parts, which can be hosted with Share-Point services. You’ll learn how easy it is to distribute practical real-world reports using the power of SharePoint technology. Chapter 10: Reporting on Other Data Sources - RS is capable of reporting from a variety of different data sources. This book is primarily focused on using the data from SQL Server. However, this chapter will let you report on diverse data sources, such as Oracle, Access, and XML. Chapter 11: Integrating Server-Side Reports - This book is focused on client-side RS. However, this chapter will provide insight on the other side, the server side. You’ll get a brief overview of the mechanics required to manage reports hosted on the server side with your favorite client. Chapter 12:Moving from Crystal Reports to Reporting Services - Although both Crystal Reports and Reporting Services are provided with Visual Studio as outof-the-box local reporting solutions, they each adopt different styles and methodologies to produce reports. Chapter 13:Using Third-Party Tools and Having Fun with RS - This chapter will highlight the use of third-party tools integrated with client-side RS. You’ll see how easy it is to create reports with graphical barcodes. Not all reports are a bunch of numbers or boxes and lines. Chapter 14: Reporting with Visual Studio 2008 Windows Forms - In this chapter, I’ll show you how to develop reports using the Visual Studio 2008 IDE, and the client I’ll target is Windows Forms. Chapter 15: Reporting with Visual Studio 2008 Web Forms - Finally, I am using this last chapter to develop reports with a Visual Studio 2008 Web Forms client. This chapter will help you to see the similarity between Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 when it comes to developing reports. Appendix: The Visual Studio IDE - Although I assume you are familiar with the workings of Visual Studio IDE in the examples from this book, in case you need a refresher on the workings of the IDE, this appendix provides a brief walk-through. Download free pdf ebooks on c#: Client-Side Reporting with Visual Studio in C Sharp
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