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• I found what the problem was. FastReport interprets differently between IEnumerable types. I used generic list of objects ( List ). I tried it with ArrayList and it works. Thanks anyway

  in My BussinessObject does not exist in the current context Comment by Tale Masinov February 2010
• AlexTZ wrote: » Hello, Did you register the data source in a report using the report.RegisterData call? Please look at the demos to see how to do this: Demos\C#\DataFromBusinessObject Demos\C#\Main Yes I did that... but.... [img]style_…

  in My BussinessObject does not exist in the current context Comment by Tale Masinov February 2010
• I noticed also this : public class Test1 { public string TestField1 { get; set;} } public class Test2 : Test1 { public string TestField2 { get; set;} } //in my FastReport code List testList = new List(); // .... add objects .... report.R…

  in My BussinessObject does not exist in the current context Comment by Tale Masinov February 2010