hi
I am using VS 2005 c#.net, in that crystal reports 10.
In my requirements i have to bind the databse with two data base objests.
With using one object i am able to get that data.
CrystalReport2 cryst = new CrystalReport2();
cryst.SetDataSource(cand.GetGeneralInfo());
crystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = cryst;
this GetGeneralInfo() method is of type list.
I am binding that list to my report.
Thanks
Raghudo you want to get data from two different servers?
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Crystal Reports and Databinding
Hi,
is there any kind of possibility to bind the fields in a Crystal reports on an self created object or its class description? I can not bind the report fields on a database, so I would like to bind an ArrayList or something like that to the report.
It is possible? If yes, where can I find stuff about how to do it?Can you explain with more details?
Do you want to send array list and want to display them?|||Yes, I have different typed collections and want to show objects inside of it.|||Then use parameter and send that value to it|||Seems that it is what I want. Is there any kind of possiblity to use mapping names like in datasets or do I have to make the mapping by hand?
Any tutorials or samples would be helpful.
is there any kind of possibility to bind the fields in a Crystal reports on an self created object or its class description? I can not bind the report fields on a database, so I would like to bind an ArrayList or something like that to the report.
It is possible? If yes, where can I find stuff about how to do it?Can you explain with more details?
Do you want to send array list and want to display them?|||Yes, I have different typed collections and want to show objects inside of it.|||Then use parameter and send that value to it|||Seems that it is what I want. Is there any kind of possiblity to use mapping names like in datasets or do I have to make the mapping by hand?
Any tutorials or samples would be helpful.
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