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docs/en/DevExpress-Reporting-Implementation.md

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# DevExpress Reporting
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In this document, we will implement [DevExpress Reporting](https://www.devexpress.com/subscriptions/reporting/) to ASP.NET Zero (ASP.NET Core version) step by step.
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In this document, we will integrate [DevExpress Reporting](https://www.devexpress.com/subscriptions/reporting/) to ASP.NET Zero (ASP.NET Core version) step by step.
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1. Download DevExpress Reporting.
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1. Download [DevExpress Reporting](https://www.devexpress.com/subscriptions/reporting/).
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2. Open your ASP.NET Zero project
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2. Open your ASP.NET Zero project.
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3. Import `DevExpress.AspNetCore.Reporting` package to `[YOURAPPNAME].Web.Mvc` project.
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public IServiceProvider ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
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{
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services.AddDevExpressControls(); //add that
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services.AddDevExpressControls(); //add this line
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public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env, ILoggerFactory loggerFactory)
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app.UseDevExpressControls(); //add that
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app.UseDevExpressControls(); //add this line
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5. Now, We can create a sample report to test if it all works. Go to `[YOURAPPNAME].Web.Mvc` and create a folder named `Reports`.
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5. Now, you can create a sample report to test if it all works. Go to `[YOURAPPNAME].Web.Mvc` and create a folder named `Reports`.
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6. Right click on the `Reports` folder then click `Add` -> `New Item`, then select `DevExpress Report` item.
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7. Select `Blank` report in the opening wizard, and create new empty report named SampleReport.
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![header-scripts](images/devexpress-reporting-header-scripts.png)
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11. Create new controller named `SampleReportController` in mvc project's Areas/App folder.
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11. Create new controller named `SampleReportController` in MVC project's Areas/App folder.
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```csharp
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Your reporting file is ready to use.
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Note: If you get reference error about `WebDocumentViewerController`, `QueryBuilderController` or `ReportDesignerController`, you can follow that solution.
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Note: If you get a reference error about `WebDocumentViewerController`, `QueryBuilderController` or `ReportDesignerController`, you can follow the solution below:
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You can visit **/App/SampleReport** URL under your website to see your report.

docs/en/nav-aspnet-core-mvc.json

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"text": "Sign In Without Specifying Tenant",
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"path": "Core-Mvc-Sign-In-Without-Specifying-Tenant.md"
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"test": "Using DevExpress Reporting with ASP.NET Zero",
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"path": "DevExpress-Reporting-Implementation.md"
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