I've been struggling to render the RDLC in MVC 4 or any version using Razor view chtml. If your project is in traditional Asp.net and you planning to rewrite in mVC in a view to reuse most of the component as is then you've to be bit conscious. If you have extensively used RDLC and reportviewer control and then you migrate to mvc architecture .Beware this is not possible in MVC razor view. You can very well get MVC response output in pDF,excel.(****.mind it not in html ) as adownload then there is options available.
http://weblogs.asp.net/rajbk/archive/2009/11/25/rendering-an-rdlc-directly-to-the-response-stream-in-asp-net-mvc.aspx
But if you want to rendered it in html or embed in partial view as we have reportviewer control in asp.net this is not possible to achieve. In such case you can end up evaluating other third party component. Micro assessment of each migrating component plays a crucial role. I had my bite of troubles , hope you don't fall in same situation. MVC asp.net needs to get matured unlike silverlight we have the case. I keep my finger cross and I personally feel MVC asp.net and javascript with HTM5 rocks.
Bye for now.
http://weblogs.asp.net/rajbk/archive/2009/11/25/rendering-an-rdlc-directly-to-the-response-stream-in-asp-net-mvc.aspx
But if you want to rendered it in html or embed in partial view as we have reportviewer control in asp.net this is not possible to achieve. In such case you can end up evaluating other third party component. Micro assessment of each migrating component plays a crucial role. I had my bite of troubles , hope you don't fall in same situation. MVC asp.net needs to get matured unlike silverlight we have the case. I keep my finger cross and I personally feel MVC asp.net and javascript with HTM5 rocks.
Bye for now.
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