Ok. Thank you for sharing your solution.

Great. You are welcome!

Is should be consistent on different windows machines. The node is anyway compiled in the jsreport.Local so it cannot have an impact.

Thanks @jan_blaha. I am coming to the same realization. :)

FWIW - I figured it out - at first I tried "http" and "[http]" for AllowedModules - but that didn't work for some reason, but * does work - the example should be something like this

You can also use .Configure(cfg =>cfg.AllowLocalFilesAccess()) instead. You can see here it does the same.

FWIW - I also think you should change it so the jsreport folder gets created in the project folder instead of in the bin folder - then it would be easy to keep everything in version control as well as in your database.

Thank you for recommendation.I will give it again some thoughts. For now I consider running jsreport studio and web server through jsreport.Local as advanced scenario which requires some additional configuration. Like you have done.