Best practices to follow when you develop a web application with DevExpress reporting controls.

Prints and exports a report in a browser without the Document Viewer.

Inject Data from the Entity Framework Core DbContext into a Report.

How to create custom report controls.

Asynchronous save, load, and export operations in Web Reporting

This example contains the projects with the Document Viewer and Report Designer for ASP.NET WebForms, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core and Blazor Server. The projects show how to create an object data source, bind it to the report and restore the object data source when the Document Viewer or Report Designer loads a report from the REPX file.

Submit parameter values on button click

Custom Report control in the Web End User Designer toolbox in ASP.NET Core application

Submit parameter values in a URL query string

Integrate an AI assistant into a DevExpress Reports-powered ASP.NET Core Reporting application

This example obtains a list of all fonts used in the report and loads them from the Google Fonts resource, when available.

Sign an exported report document in an ASP.NET Core application

Create a custom localization service to automatically translate reports

Support for Multi-Tenancy in DevExpress Web Reporting

The following example shows how to obtain the Entity Framework Core context from the ASP.NET Core dependency injection container.

This example shows how you can implement connection filtering in an application, where users share the same application.

How to use ParameterPanelFluentBuilder to customize the Web Document Viewer Parameters Panel in an ASP.NET Core application

Customize standard editor and add a custom editor for a standard parameter type.

This example handles the XlSheetCreated document event to pass custom data to the exported worksheet. The example shows how to recover document event handlers that are lost when the document is cached.

How to display report parameters in a standalone control