Método ServerReport.Render (String, String, NameValueCollection, String%, String%)

Artigo
04/15/2015

Renders the report with optional URL access parameters.

Namespace: Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms
Assembly: Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms (em Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms.dll)

Sintaxe

'Declaração
Public Function Render ( _
    format As String, _
    deviceInfo As String, _
    urlAccessParameters As NameValueCollection, _
    <OutAttribute> ByRef mimeType As String, _
    <OutAttribute> ByRef fileNameExtension As String _
) As Stream

public Stream Render(
    string format,
    string deviceInfo,
    NameValueCollection urlAccessParameters,
    out string mimeType,
    out string fileNameExtension
)

public:
Stream^ Render(
    String^ format, 
    String^ deviceInfo, 
    NameValueCollection^ urlAccessParameters, 
    [OutAttribute] String^% mimeType, 
    [OutAttribute] String^% fileNameExtension
)

member Render : 
        format:string * 
        deviceInfo:string * 
        urlAccessParameters:NameValueCollection * 
        mimeType:string byref * 
        fileNameExtension:string byref -> Stream

public function Render(
    format : String, 
    deviceInfo : String, 
    urlAccessParameters : NameValueCollection, 
    mimeType : String, 
    fileNameExtension : String
) : Stream

Parâmetros

format
Tipo: String
The format in which to render the report. This argument maps to a rendering extension. You can use any rendering extension available on the report server.
To access the list of available rendering extensions, use the ListRenderingExtensions method.

deviceInfo
Tipo: String
An XML string that contains the device-specific content that is required by the rendering extension specified in the format parameter. For more information about device information settings for specific output formats, see fe718939-7efe-4c7f-87cb-5f5b09caeff4 Device Information Settings in SQL Server Books Online.

urlAccessParameters
Tipo: NameValueCollection
URL access parameters to pass to the report server. For more information, see the URL Access documentation in SQL Server Books Online.
This parameter may be set to null.