FR Evaluation and Business Objects

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• AlexTZ

  December 2009 edited 3:36PM

  Hello,
  
  Use the following code to filter service properties exposed by XPO:
  

  Config.ReportSettings.FilterBusinessObjectProperties += new FilterPropertiesEventHandler(ReportSettings_FilterBusinessObjectProperties);
  
          void ReportSettings_FilterBusinessObjectProperties(object sender, FilterPropertiesEventArgs e)
          {
            if (e.Property.Name.Contains("!") || e.Property.Name == "This" || e.Property.Name == "Oid")
              e.Skip = true;
          }
  

  
  
• John Botibol

  December 2009 edited 3:36PM

  Thanks Alex, that would seem to do the trick.
  
  The Class Reference would seem like the place to go to find out this kind of information however it is a bit thin in terms of descriptive information. Is this likely to improve? Is there an alternative source of information since the FR classes seem to be very extensible and we would need to do some quite complex integration work.
  
  Finally :-), you don't seem to be able to create a calculated column when using IEnumerable data source, is this correct?
  
  Many thanks
• AlexTZ

  December 2009 edited 3:36PM

  Hello,
  
  This event is very rarely used (in fact, I create it to support XPO). So there is no detailed description in the class reference.
  
  The calculated column can be created in regular datasource only (which is based on table/query).