Adding a Font to the Resource

Register the required resource in .NET 8.0 so the report renders consistently in every environment.

Connecting to Data from Code

Reports are usually bound to data at design time, but you can also supply the data entirely from code.

Creating Report at Runtime

Build the report in .NET 8.0 from code by creating its structure and configuring the required components.

Editing a Report Template in the Designer

Your application can host the full Stimulsoft report designer so users edit templates themselves.

Exporting a Report from Code

This example shows how to export a rendered report to a file without opening the viewer — useful for batch generation or server-side scenarios.

Localizing the User Interface

The viewer and designer interface can be shown in different languages by loading localization files.

Showing a Report in the Viewer

Set up the report viewer in .NET 8.0, load a template, and connect the component to the application.

Using a Custom Data Adapter

Stimulsoft supports many databases out of the box, but you can plug in your own data adapter for a source that is not built in.

Using Report Variables in Code

Report variables let a report receive values from the application — user input, settings, calculated data.

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