SSRSViewer (Blazor)
This article demonstrates how to use the SSRSViewer component to access Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. Check also the component guide and API reference.
SSRSViewer Properties
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | string | ‘ssrsviewer’ + index suffix | Unique name of the SSRSViewer. |
| Parameters | array | null | SSRSViewer parameters. |
| ReportServer | string | null | Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services report server url. |
| ReportName | string | null | Report name. |
| UseProxy | boolean/expression | false | Should SSRSViewer use server-side proxy or directly access report server. |
| Visible | boolean/expression | true | Is SSRSViewer visible. |
| Style | string | null | In-line CSS style. |
Using server-side proxy to customize report parameters
When UseProxy is set to True you can customize the report request using ReportController OnReportRequest partial method. You can change url, headers, report parameters, etc.
public partial class ReportController
{
partial void OnReportRequest(ref HttpRequestMessage requestMessage)
{
// Customize report parameters
}
}
Blazor declaration
<RadzenSSRSViewer ReportName="Untitled" ReportServer="http://localhost/ReportServer/" UseProxy="true">
<Parameters>
<RadzenSSRSViewerParameter ParameterName="Param1" Value="1" />
<RadzenSSRSViewerParameter ParameterName="Param2" Value="2" />
</Parameters>
</RadzenSSRSViewer>