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DevExpress.com has announced the immediate availability of its newly added Silverlight and WPF Report Viewer Control. This new Report Viewer Control renders reports created with the award-winning DevExpress Reporting System and prints natively within any Silverlight and WPF application.
-- Client/Server Interaction via the WCF Technology
Reports are downloaded using Microsoft WCF Technology and rendered in your Silverlight applications.
-- Exporting and REST API
Reports can be exported to numerous formats like PDF, RTF, XPS, CSV, HTML, Microsoft Excel and others. A RESTful API is also available to access pre-built reports.
-- Full Support for DevExpress XtraReports Suite
The Report Viewer Control can render and print any report type built using the DevExpress XtraReports Suite. Supported types include banded reports, master-detail reports, mail merge reports, side-by-side reports, label reports, multi-column reports and merged reports. Sub-reports are also fully supported.
-- Report Controls for Powerful Report Generation
XtraReports Suite provides a wide variety of controls you can use within individual reports -- from common controls such as tables, zip codes, bar codes, shapes and images to rich text control, cross-tab pivot tables and charts. Custom control registration is also supported.
-- Built-in and Fully Integrated Toolbar and Status Bar
The DevExpress Report Viewer for Silverlight and WPF comes with fully customizable toolbars to control document actions like Zooming, Paging, Printing and Exporting. A raw document viewer is also available for building a custom UI.
-- Full Support for DevExpress Application-Wide Themes
DevExpress controls guarantee visual consistency of your applications and provide centralized look and feel management options.
The Report Viewer Control is available as part of DXperience v2010 vol 1 (shipping late April 2010). To learn more, visit DevExpress online at: http://devexpress.com/Products/NET/Reporting/
To download a free evaluation copy of DXperience -- the number one selling component library -- visit http://www.devexpress.com/Downloads/NET/
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