Is it possible to print a report directly without print dialog on asp.net

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• nzmhtpgl

  December 2012 edited 3:32AM

  Any idea?
• Mark Junker

  January 2013 edited 3:32AM

  nzmhtpgl wrote: »

  Any idea?

  
  Method #1:
  
  - call Prepare()
  - call PrintPrepared(printerSettings)
  
  
  The only thing you have to find out are the printer settings for the default printer, but this should be quite easy. You find more information in the MSDN library.
  
  Method #2:
  
  Just take a look at the reports PrintSettings: You'll find a "ShowDialog" property. Maybe it helps to set this one to false.
• IngoFR

  January 2013 edited 3:32AM

  if you know the name of your printer the following code works just fine:
  

  ReportFast.Prepare();
  
  // print report to pdf printer
  ReportFast.PrintSettings.Printer = "PDFCreator";
  ReportFast.PrintSettings.ShowDialog = false;
  ReportFast.Print();
  
• nzmhtpgl

  January 2013 edited 3:32AM

  Mark Junker wrote: »

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  Mark Junker wrote: »

  Any idea?

  
  Method #1:
  - call Prepare()
  - call PrintPrepared(printerSettings)
  
  The only thing you have to find out are the printer settings for the default printer, but this should be quite easy. You find more information in the MSDN library.
  
  Method #2:
  
  Just take a look at the reports PrintSettings: You'll find a "ShowDialog" property. Maybe it helps to set this one to false.

  
  It is possble in desktop applications but not in browser applications (asp.net) bacause of security!
• nzmhtpgl

  January 2013 edited 3:32AM

  IngoFR wrote: »

  if you know the name of your printer the following code works just fine:
  

  ReportFast.Prepare();
  
  // print report to pdf printer
  ReportFast.PrintSettings.Printer = "PDFCreator";
  ReportFast.PrintSettings.ShowDialog = false;
  ReportFast.Print();
  

  
  
  It is possble in desktop applications but not in browser applications (asp.net) bacause of security!