Posts made by Angelo4

I am trying to get all root folders in JSReport server through the OData API. I am using this GET request:

• GET http://localhost:5488/odata/folders?$filter=folder/all(f:f/shortid eq 'xxxxxx')

to return all folders that do not contain a folder object. It seemed like this lambda expression did not work as it returned all folders in the JSReport unfiltered.

I then tried a simpler filter on my query:

• GET http://localhost:5488/odata/folders?$filter=name eq 'Some name'

and it worked. However, I tried using a not equals operator on the same query:

• GET http://localhost:5488/odata/folders?$filter=name ne 'Some name'

and the API just returned all the folders in the JSReport unfiltered.

Is it something I'm doing wrong with my queries and is this in issue with JSReport's API.

RenderRequest CustomRenderRequest = new RenderRequest()
{
    Template = new Template()
    {
        Content = "Handlebars Content",
        Engine = Engine.Handlebars,
        Recipe = Recipe.ChromePdf,
        Helpers = "Helpers Content"
    },
    Data = <<JSON Data>>
}

The Data has to be an object whereas I just want to pass through plain JSON to Handlebars.

Just wondering if there's a way to pass data into a RenderRequest as a JSON string rather than an object. I am open to rendering pdfs a different way in .NET but I am avoiding making and creating classes use as a data model in my app.