ASP.NET Core Dashboard Control

• Dec 31, 2020
• 2 minutes to read

Topics in this section describe how to integrate and configure the Web Dashboard in an ASP.NET Core web application.

Overview

• Required Client Libraries

  Lists client libraries that are required for the ASP.NET Core Dashboard.

• Server-Side API Overview

  Guides you through the server-side specifics of the ASP.NET Core Dashboard.

• Client-Side API Overview

  Guides you through the client-side specifics of the ASP.NET Core Dashboard.

Basic Configuration

• Integrate the Dashboard Control into a Project

  Shows how to integrate the control into an existing ASP.NET Core application.

• Configure Dashboard Backend

  Shows how to configure settings for DashboardConfigurator.

• Designer and Viewer Modes

  Describes how to specify the Web Dashboard’s mode.

• Load a Dashboard

  Shows how to specify a dashboard as a default.

• Localization

  Shows how to localize the Web Dashboard.

Customization

• Themes and Styles

  Describes how to apply or customize the Web Dashboard’s theme.

• Access to Underlying Widgets

  Shows how to access the DevExtreme widgets.

• Manage Exporting Capabilities

  Shows how to configure the control’s export settings.

• Manage Dashboard State

  Shows how to save the result of actions a user performs on the client.

Restrictions and Limitations

The ASP.NET Core Dashboard control has the following limitations:

• OLAP mode supports only XML for Analysis (XMLA) with MSMDPUMP. Use the DashboardOlapDataSource.OlapDataProvider static property to specify the XMLA data provider.
• If you use the ASP.NET Core Dashboard control for non-Windows platforms, you need to configure the control additionally. More information: Linux and MacOS Specifics.