From FX to .NET
Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2015 5:30 pm
Hello,
A little background of my issue that I'm facing right now:
I need to run periodically a specific export report to PDF on server-side.
Reports.FX is a great platform for front-end, however there are limitations with on server-side that I can't rely on for this task and for other hand I considered to use new Reports.JS with Node however there is still missing important features on JS side comparing to FX that are needed for this specific report.
Unfortunately there is some urgency on this new task that don't allow me to wait and for that reason I'm considering implement a specific .NET WebService only for this task.
I see that .NET is the primary language where Stimulsoft was borned. So before I invest time on this strategy, if I try to port this report from FX to .NET, I will lose any feature ?
Most functions, I can created on data-side, but I need at least currency to string (PT version) and load base64 images into image parameters.
Thank you very much and have a nice Christmas,
Hugo.
A little background of my issue that I'm facing right now:
I need to run periodically a specific export report to PDF on server-side.
Reports.FX is a great platform for front-end, however there are limitations with on server-side that I can't rely on for this task and for other hand I considered to use new Reports.JS with Node however there is still missing important features on JS side comparing to FX that are needed for this specific report.
Unfortunately there is some urgency on this new task that don't allow me to wait and for that reason I'm considering implement a specific .NET WebService only for this task.
I see that .NET is the primary language where Stimulsoft was borned. So before I invest time on this strategy, if I try to port this report from FX to .NET, I will lose any feature ?
Most functions, I can created on data-side, but I need at least currency to string (PT version) and load base64 images into image parameters.
Thank you very much and have a nice Christmas,
Hugo.