How to generate a SSRS (.rdl) report using .NET classes (object) with out database

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Hi Everyone,

How to generate a rdl (SSRS) report in WebApi application using .Net model.

With out data source how can we generate a report. I will prepare a model from the UI which was entered by user.

If it is possible to pass the XML or Model in the report using C# code.  In other words, using a dynamic XML or Object file instead of using static XML file path.

Thank you all.

What I have tried:

I am able to generate a report using data source.

Posted 21-Jun-21 2:59am

suman palla

Updated 24-Jun-21 9:03am

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[no name] 21-Jun-21 12:42pm

RDL is XML; .NET has XML classes; what more do you need?

suman palla 22-Jun-21 4:22am

Hi Gerry,
How to generate a report with data-source as XML. I want to pass XML as a input parameter.

Thanks..

suman palla 22-Jun-21 4:35am

If it is possible to pass the XML in the report using C# code. In other words, using a dynamic XML file instead of using static XML file path.

[no name] 23-Jun-21 13:23pm

Nothing to do with creating the RDL; but yes, why can't you specify a path "at run time"?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2021-06-24T09:03:00

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Yes, you can - via:
- Datatable
or
- Business Object

See:
Creating Data Sources for a Report | Microsoft Docs[^]
Walkthrough: Using a Business Object Data Source with the ReportViewer Windows Forms Control in Local Processing Mode | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 24-Jun-21 9:03am

Maciej Los