Report limitations

Mixxxa · Post by **Mixxxa** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 4:40 am

Hello again!

I'd just like to ask if there're any limitations about reporting.
The things is we have a StiWebViewerFx built-in in a asp.net application and sometimes by generating big reports there is no result.
The boundary is about 35-40 pages. Within it everything is fine... but as soon as we exceed the amount it doesn't generate a thing.
So I just wanted to ask whether there may be any limits.

Thanks a lot!

Mixxxa · Post by **Mixxxa** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 8:23 am

Well, I tried caching but despite my tries to overwrite cache path "report.ReportCachePath" I still get the message
Access to the path 'C:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Local Settings\Application Data\StimulsoftReportsCache\77985810a9d243da9b79ca82e4815b56' is denied.

Post by **Vladimir** » Thu Dec 08, 2011 2:35 am

Hello,

Most likely, you have a problem with a timeout. The default timeout for the WebViewerFx is set to 15 seconds to generate a report. You can extend the timeout by setting the following option:

StiWebViewerFxOptions.Connection.ClientRequestTimeout = 60;

If you want to enable caching, you need to set two properties:

report.ReportCacheMode = StiReportCacheMode.On;
report.ReportCachePath = "CacheFolder";

For the folder "CacheFolder" should be set write permissions for ASP.NET applications.

Thank you.

Mixxxa · Post by **Mixxxa** » Thu Dec 08, 2011 4:25 am

Yeah, I increased timeout and it worked. Thanx )
But anyway it was taking so-o-o long and we decided to switch back to StiWebViewer (without Fx).
At once we were able to display 100 and more pages after switching.
Thanks

Post by **Vladimir** » Thu Dec 08, 2011 6:34 am

Hello,

Please send us the MRT and MDC files for analysis, this would understand why there are slow loading.

Thank you.

fadliwdt · Post by **fadliwdt** » Fri Aug 03, 2012 1:53 am

Vladimir wrote:Hello,

Most likely, you have a problem with a timeout. The default timeout for the WebViewerFx is set to 15 seconds to generate a report. You can extend the timeout by setting the following option:

StiWebViewerFxOptions.Connection.ClientRequestTimeout = 60;

If you want to enable caching, you need to set two properties:

report.ReportCacheMode = StiReportCacheMode.On;
report.ReportCachePath = "CacheFolder";

For the folder "CacheFolder" should be set write permissions for ASP.NET applications.

Thank you.

Where is "CacheFolder" located?

Because my report have access denied for "CacheFolder"

Post by **HighAley** » Fri Aug 03, 2012 12:38 pm

Hello.

The "CacheFolder" is a folder where there is a read/write permission for ASP.NET application.

Thank you.

fadliwdt · Post by **fadliwdt** » Sun Aug 05, 2012 3:50 am

I mean, the complete path "CacheFolder".

Post by **HighAley** » Mon Aug 06, 2012 6:54 am

Hello.

fadliwdt wrote:I mean, the complete path "CacheFolder".

You should set the path to any cache folder.

Thank you.