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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!

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.

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.

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

Hello,

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

Thank you.

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"

Hello.

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

Thank you.

I mean, the complete path "CacheFolder".

Hello.

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

You should set the path to any cache folder.

Thank you.