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I have a similar situation to you were I have services that can create a Local Report which can then be generated into a PDF, emailed, etc. However, because ReportViewer.LocalReport is a read-only property I had to either duplicate the code used to build the report or copy the values from my LocalReport to the ReportViewer.LocalReport. I'm not a fan of either option because either something might not get copied (i.e. sub reporting event) or there is code duplication. I came up with the following extension that sets the LocalReport on a ReportViewer with reflection. I have not fully tested this and it may be a bad idea! However, it seems to work for the project I'm currently working on. I have no idea if the ReportViewer does some additional initialization of it's local report so something might blow up.... I CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH -- USE AT YOUR OWN RISK - PROBABLY NOT A GOOD IDEA TO DO THIS <pre><code>public static class ReportViewerExtensions { public static void SetLocalReport(this ReportViewer reportViewer, LocalReport report) { var currentReportProperty = reportViewer.GetType().GetProperty("CurrentReport", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance); if (currentReportProperty != null) { var currentReport = currentReportProperty.GetValue(reportViewer, null); var localReportField = currentReport.GetType().GetField("m_localReport", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance); if (localReportField != null) { localReportField.SetValue(currentReport, report); } } reportViewer.RefreshReport(); } } </code></pre> Usage: <pre><code>LocalReport localReport = reportService.GenerateCurrentOrdersReport(....); reportViewer.SetLocalReport(localReport); </code></pre>
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