Stimulsoft Reports.Net with Source Code 2008.1
| Developer: |
Stimulsoft (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Tablet PC Edition 2005/ Media Center Edition 2005/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$999.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 12.26 MB |
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What is Stimulsoft Reports.Net?
Stimulsoft Reports.Net is a .NET based report generator which helps you create flexible and feature rich reports. Stimulsoft Reports.Net is delivered with source codes. All reports are created in report designer with handy and user-friendly interface. You can use the report designer both in design time and in runtime. No royalties for using the report designer in runtime are required. Using Stimulsoft Reports.Net you can create reports on the bases of the variety of data sources. Created reports can be used both in Windows Forms and in Asp.Net. Rendered report can be exported to: Pdf, Xps, Xml, Html, Word, Excel, Rtf, Txt, Csv, Emf, Bmp, Jpeg, Gif, Png, and Tiff. Stimulsoft Reports.Net is runtime royalty-free.
What we can say about our report engine?
When development of Stimulsoft Reports.Net was started we tried to make the report engine maximally powerful and flexible. But real power and flexibility our report engine has acquired after we started receive and realize requests, suggestions and criticisms of our customers. Thanks to our customers the report generator has powerful and rich functionality. For report creation plenty of components such as simple text components and compound special components (Chart, Cross-Tab, Container and others) are available. Using Stimulsoft Reports.Net, many difficult in realization earlier tasks are getting available and understandable.
How does our report engine work with data?
Any report requires data for its work. What does the Stimulsoft Reports.Net offer for you? Our report engine supports all types of Ado.Net. Need get data directly from data server? We support more than 10 types of data servers: MS SQL Server, Oracle, My Sql, Firebird and etc. Do you store data in xml? Report engine can get data from xml files too. Do you need to use business objects? Stimulsoft Reports.Net can help you. You can use them as well as other data sources. |
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