DevExpress Reporting Installer
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Reporting is included in different DevExpress subscriptions. This topic details how to install the Reporting components based on the subscription you own.
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* With the Reporting Subscription, you can use WPF, ASP.NET, and DevExtreme controls and widgets to customize the appearance and behavior of Reporting components. You can also customize WinForms Reporting components in your application code, but you can use them in Visual Studio at design time only with a licensed WinForms Subscription.
See the Visual Studio Products comparison matrix for more information.
Note that the DevExtreme Subscription does not include Reporting components. To use DevExtreme with Reporting components, purchase the ASP.NET Subscription, which covers Reporting and DevExtreme.
Use a Free Trial
You can download a free trial of DevExpress Reporting from the following link:
Licensing and Pricing Information
See the following pages on our website for DevExpress Reporting licensing and pricing information:
Use the DevExpress Installer
Run the Installer and select the products to install. Check the items that are available according to your subscription.
Platform-Specific Subscriptions
The installed components include Reporting components and other controls for the chosen platform. Choose the trial Reporting item to try Reporting components for other platforms.
WinForms Subscription
ASP.NET Subscription
WPF Subscription
Reporting Subscription
The installed components include Reporting controls for all platforms. You can choose trial platform-specific items to try out entire control suites.
Use NuGet Packages
You can use DevExpress NuGet packages to add DevExpress libraries to your application in Visual Studio. DevExpress publishes these packages on a private NuGet web server to help you add and update DevExpress references in your projects.
Refer to the following topic for information on how to use DevExpress NuGet packages in Visual Studio: Choose Between Offline and Online DevExpress NuGet Feeds.
DevExpress Reporting includes the following NuGet packages:
DevExpress.Reporting.Core
Contains DevExpress Reporting features.DevExpress.Win.Reporting
Includes WinForms controls for the DevExpress Report Designer and Document Viewer.DevExpress.Wpf.Reporting Includes WPF controls for the DevExpress Report Designer and Document Viewer.
DevExpress.Web.Reporting.Common Contains cross-platform components for DevExpress Web Reporting.
DevExpress.Web.Reporting
Includes ASP.NET Web Forms controls for the DevExpress Report Designer and Document Viewer.DevExpress.Web.Reporting.Azure
Contains services for web reporting applications in Microsoft Azure.DevExpress.AspNetCore.Reporting
Implements the ASP.NET Core controls for DevExpress Report Designer and Document Viewer.DevExpress.Reporting.CodeCompletion
Implements code completion for DevExpress End-User Report Designers.DevExpress.Blazor.Reporting.Viewer
Includes the Blazor Report Viewer component.DevExpress.Blazor.Reporting.JSBasedControls
Includes the JavaScript-based Report Viewer and Report Designer components.
DevExpress NuGet packages have the following requirements:
- The DevExpress NuGet feed is only available to DevExpress customers. Refer to the Choose Between Offline and Online DevExpress NuGet Feeds topic for more information.
- You should create a new package source for the DevExpress NuGet feed, as described in the following Microsoft article: Managing packages for the solution.
- Design-time assemblies are not included. You cannot use the Add | New Item menu item to add a report to a project.
- DevExpress controls that reference NuGet packages are not available from the Toolbox.
- When you update NuGet packages, you should also update the installation to ensure that Project Templates and Visual Studio Report Designer continue to work with the updated packages.