Powerful report creation and design controls for MVC technology

Stimulsoft Reports.web for MVC is a powerful report creation and design control with MVC technology that provides complete report creation, editing, and display capabilities, supporting typical classic ASP. NET MVC and ASP. Razor, which also supports all MVC frameworks starting with 2.0, does not require the installation of the. NET Framework, ActiveX controls, and any plug-ins on the client side of the project.

Specific features: Can I edit and create reports directly in the browser? Yes, Stimulsoft reports.web for MVC contains a complete WEB-based report design that allows you to edit reports directly in your browser, all you need is more than 10.2 of any browser and flash Player, very simple on both the server side and the client. Just place the required actions on the Web Form setup for the ASP. Report control designer can meet almost any need you create a report, Ribbon interface, visual control Editor, Report Creation Wizard, Zoom in, and many other features. Do you want to browse the report under the Web? Stimulsoft Reports.web for MVC fully supports the display of reports on Web forms, supports printing reports, saves reports to more than 20 report formats, such as: PDF, XPS, Excel, Word, HTML, RTF, XML, etc. All of these actions can be implemented on the Web Report Viewer control provided by the control. Can you use the report engine to create very complex reports? In the Report designer provided by the control, you can make many special designs, such as subreports, containers, clones and so on, so that you can create complex reports, and the controls do not have any data nesting levels, groups and elements, number of variables, parameters, and query restrictions in the report design, and developers can freely create complex reports. Control is distributed without charge, meaning that Web projects developed with controls and sites can be deployed at will, and developers only need developer authorization.

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