What’s new in “integrated” Crystal Report of Visual Studio 2010
Most of us who uses the integrated crystal report that comes with Visual Studio tool wants to know what would the enhancement in the new release compares to the old version. Below is what have posted the general key improvement or added functions:
What are the new features?
- New WPF Viewer
- New XLSX export to take advantage of the big grid for data-only Excel exports
- Improved report viewing experience provides more interactivity to end users of your reports.
- New read-only RPT file called RPTR that allows you to control who can see the internals of your report design. You create a RPTR file by exporting it from an RPT. After that, RPTR files can only be opened by the report viewers. oUR Report designer tools will refuse to open RPTR files – protecting your internal business logic in the report.
- Improved embedded report designer – for example you can now create dynamic, cascading parameters.
- Various .NET API improvements to improve the migration for COM-based RDC customers.
- Lighter weight English-only runtime for reduced deployment size.
- More flexible MSI deployment to replace MSM use cases.
Read more on the Release notes, Whats New, and most important of all, the download to the beta release of Crystal Report for Visual Studio 2010 here.
Known limitation toward the beta version is made available here.
P/S: The official version is expected to release end of June, 2010. Hope everything is according to the scheduled date!
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