ReportExecutionService.RenderStream Method
Definition
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Gets a secondary rendering stream associated with a processed report.
public:
cli::array <System::Byte> ^ RenderStream(System::String ^ Format, System::String ^ StreamID, System::String ^ DeviceInfo, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] System::String ^ % Encoding, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] System::String ^ % MimeType);
public byte[] RenderStream (string Format, string StreamID, string DeviceInfo, out string Encoding, out string MimeType);
member this.RenderStream : string * string * string * string * string -> byte[]
Public Function RenderStream (Format As String, StreamID As String, DeviceInfo As String, ByRef Encoding As String, ByRef MimeType As String) As Byte()
Parameters
- Format
- String
The format in which to render the stream. This argument maps to a rendering extension. Supported extensions include XML, NULL, CSV, IMAGE, PDF, HTML4.0, HTML3.2, MHTML, EXCEL, and Word. A list of supported extensions may be obtained by calling the ListRenderingExtensions() method.
- StreamID
- String
The stream identifier.
- DeviceInfo
- String
Describes device specific content used by the rendering extension.
- Encoding
- String
[out]The .NET Framework encoding class name.
- MimeType
- String
[out]The MIME type of the stream.
Returns
A Byte[] array of the stream in the specified format. For more information about this data type, see "Byte Structure" in the Microsoft .NET Framework documentation.
Remarks
The table below shows header and permissions information on this operation.
SOAP Header Usage | (In) TrustedUserHeaderValue (In) ExecutionHeaderValue (Out) ServerInfoHeaderValue |
Native Mode Required Permissions | None |
SharePoint Mode Required Permissions | None |
Secondary streams are available to provide additional resources that may be needed by a custom rendering extension to render a report.
Examples of secondary streams can include images and charts, and CSS style sheets.