ClassicReports for .NET v1.0 can now be downloaded here at DevPinoy.

I just uploaded an updated version of ClassicReports.  There was a bug in the Average Function which needed fixing. This was caught by the unit tests I just implemented.  I also made little adjustments to the API which was necessary so I can wrap the ReportComposer inside a class like so:

namespace Reports
{
public interface IReport
{
	void Execute();		
	ReportComposer Composer { get; }
}

public class SampleReport : IReport
{
	ReportComposer composer;
	
	public SampleReport()
	{
		string schema = Resource.GetSchema("sample.xml");
		composer = new ReportComposer(schema);
		composer.InitData += OnInitData;
		composer.ReadData += OnReadData;
	}
		
	public void Execute()
	{
		composer.Execute();
	}
		
	public ReportComposer Composer
	{
		get { return composer; }
	}
		
	void OnInitData(object sender, JasonJimenez.ClassicReport.ReportComposerEventArgs e)
	{
		e.Count = 50;
	}

	void OnReadData(object sender, JasonJimenez.ClassicReport.ReportComposerEventArgs e)
	{
		e.Value = "Hello, World!";
	}
}

static class Resource
{
	static public string GetSchema(string name)
	{
		string source = "Reports."+name;
		System.IO.Stream stream =
			typeof(Resource).Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream(source);
		System.IO.StreamReader reader= 	new System.IO.StreamReader(stream);
		string schema = reader.ReadToEnd();
		reader.Close();
		stream.Close();
		return schema;
	}
}
		
}

I just fixed an issue concerning calculated Fields located in a PageFooter band when there are more than one Detail band.  I also made some minor adjustments to the ReportComposer to simplify the coding for handling datasources whose record count is unknown, such us when the datasource is a IDataReader or IEnumerable.  The Field control now has an ArrayIndex property.  This is useful in situations where you want to read values from an array. 

I have uploaded the fix including a sample project for handling IEnumerable datasources.  See screenshots below. 

i have posted the update which includes the ClassicReports control which i mentioned in my blog a while back.  Take it for a spin and I would certainly appreciate any feedback from you guys. 

 I have reworked the sample project to use the new databound control instead of the ReportComposer.  This update entailed some refactoring which should not have happened if I knew about NUnit when I started writing .NET apps.  :) 

BTW, the zip download includes the Northwind access database which I used as datasource in one of the featured report.  I will be releasing the code for ClassicReports after another round of refactoring.  So stay tuned and enjoy the sample project...