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    Example of export in MVC

    When using FastReport .NET together with the ASP.NET MVC framework there is an easy method for creating a file in any supported format from a button press on the HTML form.

    Add this code in the View:

      @using (Html.BeginForm("GetFile", "Home"))
      {
        <input id="pdf" type="submit" value="Export to PDF" />
      }
    
    • GetFile - name of the controller handler;
    • Home - name of the controller (eg: HomeController.cs).

    Add the name space in the controller:

    using FastReport.Export.Pdf;
    

    Add method GetFile in the controller:

    public FileResult GetFile()
    {
        WebReport webReport = new WebReport();
        // bind data
        System.Data.DataSet dataSet = new System.Data.DataSet();
        dataSet.ReadXml(report_path + "nwind.xml");
        webReport.Report.RegisterData(dataSet, "NorthWind");
        // load report
        webReport.ReportFile = this.Server.MapPath("~/App_Data/report.frx");
        // prepare report
        webReport.Report.Prepare();
        // save file in stream
        Stream stream = new MemoryStream();
        webReport.Report.Export(new PDFExport(), stream);
        stream.Position = 0;
        // return stream in browser
        return File(stream, "application/zip", "report.pdf");
    }
    

    Example for Excel 2007:

    using FastReport.Export.OoXML;
    ...
    webReport.Report.Export(new Excel2007Export(), stream);
    ...
    return File(stream, "application/xlsx", "report.xlsx");
    
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