There are many kind of reports can be generated using IronPDF and C# and VB .Net projects. Any report including Crystal Reports, management reports, database reports, any type of report you like, can be rendered as a PDF using IronPDF.
Version: 2022.3.5084There are many kind of reports can be generated using IronPDF and C# and VB .Net projects.
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Any report including Crystal Reports, management reports, database reports, any type of report you like, can be rendered as a PDF using IronPDF on one condition that you can output that report as HTML. I would not recommend using any reporting software that does not have HTML export capabilities anyway.
This is how you would go about building a report from HTML for PDF using IronPDF. Step one, export, create your report and export it as HTML.
Step two, use IronPDF within your .Net application to render HTML to PDF pointing at the existing report HTML file.
You can render snapshots as reports using IronPDF.
Any HTML snapshot can be rendered as a PDF and because PDFs can be rendered programmatically, you can do this as part of an ongoing or batch process within your .Net application.
Crystal Reports can work with C# .Net applications. Crystal Reports is a framework for generating reports. In .Net, it's become incredibly popular.
Unfortunately, IronPDF works with Crystal Reports to generate PDF reports because Crystal Reports supports HTML and IronPDF supports the generation of C# PDF reports from HTML.
What is the best way to create an XML report. The best way to create an XML report is using whichever report framework you already use. It should have an XML export functionality.
If it does not, I suggest moving to a reporting platform that supports XML or JSON and allows you to create reports in a format where you can export your data and work with it. You may have to pay extra for a good reporting package. It will be worth it.
Version 2022.3.5084: Fixes bug where PNG images didn't load correctly when using .NET6. Fixes bug where license stamps could not be clicked. Improves compatibility with some Linux distributions. Improves overall stability. Improves multithreading support. Updates to latest Pdfium version.
Version 2021.12: Improved deployment logic Updated StampHTML() methods Default render timeout increased to 60s Fixed: headers and footers don't render properly if Javascript is disabled render options aren't applied properly when using HtmlToPdf class printing using GetPrintDocument() causes a memory issue
Version 2021.9.3737: Added Chrome, WebKit and Adaptive rendering. Added ChromePdfRenderer, WebKitPdfRenderer and AdaptivePdfRenderer classes. Added Pixel Perfect Chrome HTML to PDF rendering. Added Razor and MVC helpers. Full Multithreading and Async support. Improved HTML, CSS and JS rendering. Minor API changes.
Version 2021.3.1.0: * Improved PDF to Image performance * Smaller deployment footprint * PdfDocument.FromFile now supports even more PDF types * Fixed AccessViolationException on rasterising high DPI PDF files * Improved PDF to MultiPage TIFF * Improved MultiPage TIFF to PDF * Improved Documentation
Version 2020.12.0: IronPDF can now be used to render snapshots of data as "reports" in the PDF File Format. These can include Crystal reports, management reports or any database report.