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Working with ReportViewer control of ASP.NET 2.0 : Bipin Joshi
Sunday, July 13 2008
Reporting is one of the common requirements of any data driven business application. Since version 1.x, ASP.NET was lacking this important feature. In spite of add ons such as Crystal Report Viewer the .NET framework always lacked native support for reporting engine. Fortunately, .NET 2.0 comes with a ReportViewer control that meets your basic reporting needs. Though it lacks some of the fancy frills provided by some other third party vendors it certainly fills the gap. In this article I am going to show you how to use this new control. The ReportViewer control is available for Web as well as Windows applications. However, I am going to restrict this article to Web applications alone....Formatting data in columns with ASP.NET's DataList control : Tony Patton
DropDownList Inside The GridView Method 2 : AzamSharp
Adding and Responding to Buttons to a GridView : Scott Mitchell
Friendly URLs with URL mappings : Marco Bellinaso
Common UI Practices in ASP.NET Applications : Mohammad Ashraful Alam