Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

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Hi,

I have desinged a report in Ax2012 using controller and DP class. This report needs to be accessed from Enterprise portal. But i have seen that reports using controller class cannot be accessed from Enterprise portal. Is there any solution for this ? so that the report can be shown in Enterprise portal.

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Jan M. 3,221 on at

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RE: Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

Hi Sathish

Did you find a solution?

Best regards

Jan
Sathish_Chinnappan 1,307 on at

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RE: Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

Hi all,

is it possible to show the parameter window in EP when running the report?
Rodolfo Recalde on at

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RE: Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

Perhaps, you can use the example of the UserControl "smmSalesRankingReport" ...

Take a look at Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 White Paper: Enterprise Portal Development Cookbook.

I hope this helps.
Sathish_Chinnappan 1,307 on at

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RE: Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

Hi Rodolfo,

Thanks for the reply. :)

I have created a Output menuitem for my report and i gave object type as SSRS report instead of Controller Class and now the report in coming in EP, but what i want is the parameter should take automatically for the current line.
Rodolfo Recalde on at

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RE: Accesing a report in Enterprise portal which is based on controller class

Hi Sathish,

Unfortunately Controller Class Report can not be used for Enterprise Portal.

Perhaps, you have to redesign your report without Controller Class. Or create a workaround, like a simple page parameters on the EP used in the report, which runs report in batch and send report by email.

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Considerations when the report will be accessed from Enterprise Portal:

- Reports that are accessed from Enterprise Portal cannot use SysQuery parameters.

- Reports that are accessed from Enterprise Portal cannot use the Controller class.

Consider the page on which the report will be displayed. If the report is included on a page with limited space, the existing design for the report may not be usable. Consider adding a separate design for the report that can be used specifically when the report is displayed in Enterprise Portal.

Consider providing default values for the report parameters whenever possible. This makes it much easier for the user to add the report to an Enterprise Portal page, because the report will run without requiring parameters to be set. The user can adjust the parameters as necessary after the report has been added to the page.

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