The preferred way to get DoddleReport into your project would be to use NuGet.

New in v1.2

• Breaking change: The root namespace changed from Doddle.Reporting to just DoddleReport
• Breaking change: The Default Orientation for reports is now Portrait
• NEW WRITER: A new OpenXML ExcelReportWriter found in the DoddleReport.OpenXml package, courtesy of Louis-Philippe Perras
• NEW WRITER: A new iTextSharp PDF writer can be found in the DoddleReport.iTextSharp package, courtesy of Louis-Philippe Perras (thanks again!)
• All Web references moved to separate project to allow for .NET Client Profile support for WinForms/WPF
• Added a new report.RenderHints.BooleansAsYesNo = true to put Yes/No on the reports for boolean fields
• Added custom FileName support for web reporting requested
• Added MVC Areas support by calling areaRegistrationContext.MapReportingRoute();
• Various Bug fixes and enhancements as reported in the Discussion forum and Issue Tracker

NuGet

There are currently 7 NuGet packages for DoddleReport, depending on which features you want/need.

The basics to get started would be to open NuGet to find the following packages, or type the following commands in the Package Manager Console

• Install-Package DoddleReport
• Install-Package DoddleReport.Web
• Install-Package DoddleReport.iTextSharp
• Install-Package DoddleReport.AbcPdf
• Install-Package DoddleReport.OpenXml
• Install-Package DoddleReport.Dynamic

NuGet Sample Usage

If you want to see a quick way to use DoddleReport in an MVC project simply install the following NuGet package

• Install-Package DoddleReport.Sample.Mvc

No NuGet?

If you don't use NuGet you can get the complete set of compiled assemblies from the DoddleReport Binaries zip above

Source

For the latest Source Code please see the Source Code tab