Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11
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Management Reporter 2012 CU13 has been posted for download. This release contains quality fixes as well as a number of regulatory features.
Here’s a summary of the new Management Reporter CU13 features:
- View a report in the web viewer in a grid view
- Display zero rounded values and zero actual values based on a report definition option
- Choose where the line number column displays on a report
- Display date formats in the report header based on regional settings
- Display calculated rows on the same line for different columns
- Report on closing transactions for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
- Additional fixes for product defects
In addition to the new features, there has also been a number of changes made to installation and configuration.
- With Management Reporter 2012 CU13, we have also removed the licensing checks within Management Reporter. All of the Microsoft Dynamics ERPs now support an unlimited licenses model, and we've decided to stop checking for licensing within Management Reporter. If you are not yet on an unlimited license plan, please ensure you stay compliant on your number of users.
- Microsoft PowerShell 3.0 or later is now a required prerequisite on Management Reporter server machines
- Changes were made to the database schema. If you had existing queries or scripts, they may need updating
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is no longer supported
For Microsoft Dynamics SL customers, the option to create new legacy integrations has been removed. Existing installations using the legacy connector will work, but you will no longer be able to create new legacy integrations. Customers using the legacy integration should plan to migrate to the data mart.
For Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 customers, this will be the last supported release.
Known Issues
8/5/2015 - Bug 3660417 - Web Viewer missing scroll bar for reporting tree units. If you use the web viewer and use reporting trees, you may need to use the desktop viewer until this bug is resolved. Download the Re-release of MR CU13 to resolve.
2nd puc economics textbook pdf. 8/26/2015 - Bug 3669431 - 'Sequence contains no elements' error occurs on Companies to Company task with CU13. Open a support ticket to get assistance in updating the correct values in the ControlCompanyIntegration table in the ManagementReporter database.
Version Information
Management Reporter CU13 RTM - 2.12.13001.13
Management Reporter CU13 Re-Release 2.12.13002.1
You can view which ERP versions are supported by this release by reviewing our compatibility list here.
You can find the download for Management Reporter CU13 here: https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/northamerica/MR/downloads/service-packs/MROverview Please note that at the time of this posting the en-us version is available for download; all other versions will be available in the next two days.
-->A rendering extension is a component or module of a report server that transforms report data and layout information into a device-specific format. SQL Server Reporting Services includes seven rendering extensions: HTML, Excel, Word, CSV or Text, XML, Image, and PDF. You can create additional rendering extensions to generate reports in other formats.
Note
To determine which rendering extensions are available, you can view the list of installed extensions in the RSReportServer.config file.
The following table describes the rendering extensions that are included with Reporting Services.
| Extension Name | Description |
|---|---|
| XML | Renders a report in XML. The report opens in a browser. Additional transformations applied to this XML output may be a cost effective way of avoiding developing your own rendering extension. |
| CSV | Renders a report in comma-delimited format. The report opens in a viewing tool associated with CSV file formats. |
| IMAGE | Renders a report in a page-oriented format. The format is shown as TIFF in the Export drop-down of the report toolbar. |
| Renders a report in the Adobe Acrobat Reader. The format is shown as Acrobat (PDF) File in the Export drop-down of the report toolbar. | |
| EXCEL | Renders a report in Microsoft Excel. |
| WORD | Render a report in Microsoft Word. |
| HTML 4.0 (part of the HTML rendering extension) | HTML is the format used to initially render the report. If your browser support HTML 4.0, that is the format that is used. Otherwise, HTML 3.2 is used. |
| MHTML (part of the HTML rendering extension) | Renders a report in MHTML. The report opens in Internet Explorer. The format is shown as Web Archive in the Export drop-down of the report toolbar. |
| NULL | Does not render a report to a specific format. This rendering extension is useful for placing reports in cache. Null rendering should be used in conjunction with a scheduled execution or delivery. |
For more information on the recommended formats and their uses, see Export Reports (Report Builder and SSRS).
Each of the rendering extensions implemented by Microsoft and shipped with Reporting Services uses a common set of interfaces. This ensures that each extension implements comparable functionality and reduces the complexity of the rendering code in the core of the report server.
Rendering Object Model
When a report is processed, the result is a publicly exposed object model known as the Rendering Object Model (ROM). The Rendering Object Model is a collection of classes that define the contents, layout, and data of a report that has been processed. The ROM is available to developers who wish to design, develop, and deploy custom rendering extensions for Reporting Services. ROM is produced when the report server processes a report's XML definition along with the user-defined report data. When processing is complete, the public object model is used by a rendering extension to define the output of the report. The ROM's available public classes are defined in the Microsoft.ReportingServices.OnDemandReportRendering namespace.
Writing Custom Rendering Extensions
Before you decide to create a custom rendering extension, you should evaluate simpler alternatives. You can:
Customize rendered output by specifying device information settings for existing extensions.
Add custom formatting and presentation features by combining XSL Transformations (XSLT) with the output of the XML rendering format.
Writing a custom rendering extension is difficult. A rendering extension must typically support all possible combinations of report elements and requires that you implement hundreds of classes, interfaces, methods, and properties. If you must render a report in a format that is not included with Reporting Services and decide to write your own managed code implementation of a rendering extension, the rendering extension code must implement the Microsoft.ReportingServices.OnDemandReportRendering.IRenderingExtension interface, which is required by the report server.
For supplemental documentation and whitepapers on Reporting Services, see the latest technical resources at the Reporting Services Web site.
See Also
Implementing a Rendering Extension
Reporting Services Extension Library