Hello Soori,
Please check Exporting Report Programmatically (Exporting a report to a multi document format). The code snippet illustrates how to use second overload of the ReportProcessor.ExportReport method. The only changes you must apply are:
In the case of the HTML rendering formats, the report will be rendered in HTML documents which have links to external files as images. External resources are linked by relative URI and the file name (without extension). Thus consider saving the rendered resources without file extension unless the current stream contains an HTML document.
I hope the provided information is helpful.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
Please check Exporting Report Programmatically (Exporting a report to a multi document format). The code snippet illustrates how to use second overload of the ReportProcessor.ExportReport method. The only changes you must apply are:
- The way the report is wrapped and pass. You can use any of the available report source types depending on how your reports are created.
- Use the rendering format by name (rendering extensions details are listed here).
- Pass the device settings suitable for the selected rendering format e.g. HTML5Interactive Device Information Settings.
In the case of the HTML rendering formats, the report will be rendered in HTML documents which have links to external files as images. External resources are linked by relative URI and the file name (without extension). Thus consider saving the rendered resources without file extension unless the current stream contains an HTML document.
I hope the provided information is helpful.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik
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