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  Mohamed Radwan November 28, 2019 0

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  This video will show step-by-step ASP.NET Core development with Deployment to Azure with animated workflow which help you clearly understand it.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QVRe7UHaro

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  marcos pinello November 27, 2019 0

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  hi, usually I do not follow these VS previews
  but now I´m very excited and interested in Blazor, so forgive my newbie question.
  Why is it needed to make a Blazor WebAssembly update if I have just downloaded the most recent VS 2019 preview 16.4.0 with .NET Core 3.1.0-preview3 ?
  shouldn´t it be already packed together ?

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  luke benson November 25, 2019 0

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  Is there a clear direction on .NET Core integration with SSRS?
  we have been asked to simply host a SSRS server on an Azure VM and then either;
  a) embed reports and folder structures for an authenticated user..... honestly this seems near impossible!
  b) expose the SSRS portal, and have users log in to gain access to the reports they have permission to access ..... this is just about as bad.

  we have been running around...

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  Is there a clear direction on .NET Core integration with SSRS?
  we have been asked to simply host a SSRS server on an Azure VM and then either;
  a) embed reports and folder structures for an authenticated user….. honestly this seems near impossible!
  b) expose the SSRS portal, and have users log in to gain access to the reports they have permission to access ….. this is just about as bad.

  we have been running around in circles on trying to solution this;
  surly it is reasonable to expect there is some way to either have .net core connect to an azure VM hosted SSRS, authenticate a user (API based would be ideal) provide access to their subscribed reports / folders / etc and render via a report viewer.

  in the absence of report viewer, a simple way to connect to the SSRS portal on an azure VM and authenticate a user either by Azure Active Directory or by some other method… i.e. SSRS including ASPNET user database style login / user / role permissions.

  this whole area just seems convoluted.

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    brian paul April 28, 2020 0

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    I’ve been asking MS for a report viewer for SSRS that supports SPA for years now. You won’t get an answer from them. It’s like they dropped new dev on it and only support web forms report viewer - which won’t run on dot net core. Thanks MS. Another example of MS screwing their developers ...think Silverlight. They’ll probably drop Blazor support in future too so trust at your own...

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    I’ve been asking MS for a report viewer for SSRS that supports SPA for years now. You won’t get an answer from them. It’s like they dropped new dev on it and only support web forms report viewer – which won’t run on dot net core. Thanks MS. Another example of MS screwing their developers …think Silverlight. They’ll probably drop Blazor support in future too so trust at your own risk. Check out Telerik and Syncfusion. They have pretty good reporting platforms with modern report viewer. Good luck!

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  Dave J November 23, 2019 0

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  Support for Winform on other platform?

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    Tsahi November 25, 2019 0

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    No. Winforms is a wrapper around the Windows API (mostly user32.dll and some others), so it can’t be ported to other platforms. For desktop development on Linux and Mac with .NET, there are other cross-platform frameworks, or platform-specific frameworks, e.g. GtkSharp.

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      Ari Tilli December 3, 2019 0

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      https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia

      Seems promising, but use your own judgment if you want to use it for “bread earning” code.