Hi @jan_blaha,

Thanks for pointing me to the examples. However, I had a question regarding designing reports. As per examples given, I see jsreport required a model defined upfront. Is it possible to design the report without any model defined? As I have a dynamic model, I will only have json string as output from DB. Or if you can suggest any better way.

Hi Team,

Following is the code I have written to render the report. I have a function that returns json string which needs to be generated as a report. But I am facing exception on RenderAsync method. The json string is returned from MongoDB. Anything I am missing?

[MiddlewareFilter(typeof(JsReportPipeline))]
		public IActionResult JsReportView()
		{
			HttpContext.JsReportFeature().Recipe(Recipe.PhantomPdf);
			var viewModel = new dynamicModel();
			var jsonString = viewModel.RetrieveDynamicCollection("1");
			JsReportMVCService.RenderAsync("Report", jsonString);
			return View();
		}

Hi Team,
I am at present evaluating jsreport to use for reporting in our application. I have the following requirement:

1. We have a .net core 2.0 app using MongoDB, we need a tool that is good for reporting purposes. [We need excel/pdf report, nothing fancy as analytics].
2. We want the reports to be part of ASP.Net core application, like we click a button, the reports gets generated and should be available for download.
3. We have an aggregation pipeline being used in the application, which gets the json string and display it as merged data into a table in the front end ( duplicate data – merged into single row ). Attaching sample excel report format we want. The data in the report is sample data ( Col 1 to Col 6 – should be name of columns from db – just mentioned them for your understanding.) Similarly the data inside the report will be different for each 1 and 1.1 and 1.1.1 – I have given it as some sample text.

I have written down node.js script, but confused about its embedding into our application written in asp.net core. Any pointers would help wrt to data query and merge and embedding.

Thanks,
Vani