

Next, switch to the Code tab of the Report Properties dialog. You are now ready to use the barcode control in your project.ġ3. You should see the Reference Tab of the Report Properties dialog as follows:Ĭreate an instance of Connectcode Barcode Control by typing under Class Name and name the instance as barcodecontrol. Note down the version number and public key token. You will also need to add references to the System.Drawing and assemblies.

Add a reference to the ConnectCodeBarcodeLibrary.dll in the Reference tab. Click on the Report menu and select Report Properties option.

Select Add Reference, and choose the ConnectCodeBarcodeLibrary.dll in the directory C:\Program Files\ConnectCode\Barcode SDK vX.x Trial\DLL\.ġ2. Right click on the ReportsApplication in the Solutions Browser. Next, add a reference to the ConnectCodeBarcodeLibrary.dll. Your report should look like the diagram below.ġ1. Create a new column for the report by right clicking on the Product Number Header, followed by the option Insert Column->right. In the Solutions Browser, double click on the Report1.rdlc file. A RDLC report and the viewer application will be generated automatically. Click on the Next button followed by the Finish button.ġ0. Click on the Next button and in the Choose the layout page, uncheck the Show subtotals and grand totals option. Your dialog should look like the diagram below.ĩ. In the Arrange Fields page, click on the ProductNumber and ListPrice fields. Back in the Report Wizard, click on the Next button. Click on the Finish button once you have selected the table.Ĩ. We will be using the ProductNumber field to create our barcodes later. In the Choose Your Database Objects page select the Product (Production) table. Save the connection if you want to reuse the connection in the future projects.ħ. Click on the OK button once you have completed the setup, followed by the Next button. The diagram below shows the New Connection dialog setup for connecting to the AdventureWorks database. Otherwise, click on the New Connection button to create a new connection. If you have an existing database connection to the AdventureWorks (or AdventureWorks 2008) database, select it from the drop-down list. Select Dataset as the Database Model and click on the Next button.Ħ. Select Database as the Data Source and click on the Next button.ĥ. The Report Wizard dialog will be launched and the first step involves choosing the Data Source. Choose Reports Application and click on the OK button.Ĥ. In the New Project dialog, select Visual Basic (or Visual C# etc.) in the Installed Templates box. Create a new project by going to File :: New :: Project.ģ. Tutorial on creating barcodes in a RDLC (Report Definition Language Client-side) Reportġ.
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This tutorial shows you how to create barcodes using ConnectCode. In general, RDL reports can be viewed as remote reports running in the reporting server while RDLC reports are local reports running completely on the client-side using Visual Studio ReportViewer control. Report Definition Language Client-Side (RDLC) is similar to RDL and is used in Visual Studio for client-side reporting. Report Definition Language (RDL) is an XML standard used by SQL Server Reporting Services for defining reports. RDLC (Reporting Definition Language Client-Side) Reports Barcode
