Export PDF with VB.net

edited 7:06AM in FastReport .NET
Hi,

I try to run this code in VB.net 2005

Dim export As FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport = New FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport()
report1.Export(export, "storeTransaction_")

It gives me error Object reference set to null!!

What I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

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  • edited 7:06AM
    Hello,

    Did you prepared the report first?

    report1.Prepare()
    Dim export As FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport = New FastReport.Export.Pdf.PDFExport()
    report1.Export(export, "storeTransaction_")
  • edited 7:06AM
    Thank you, Yes, it's working now after adding repot1.Prepare,

    but the report dosn't show some data when I export it to PDF (it shows OK when I view the report though)

    Any help with that?

    Thank you,
  • edited July 2009
    What exactly it doesn't show?
  • edited 7:06AM
    I have some data placed in ShapeObject, all fields and text is not displayed in the PDF file, it's being displayed in the Report Perview though.

  • edited July 2009
    Probably your Shape object is in front of the data. Right-click it and select "Send to back" menu item.
  • edited 7:06AM
    Hi,

    I removed the ShapeObject around the data/text and the PDF was created OK.

    It seems that exporting to PDF has some problems with ShapeObject. Is that confirmed??

    Thanks,
  • edited 7:06AM
    Thanks,

    Yes, I set the ShapeObject to (send to back) and it works perfect now.

    Great feature.

    Thanks again,

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