Łukasz Kosson
Łukasz Kosson
Not much changed since last comment. Rewriting PDF renderer using cross-platform tools requires a full-time commitment and would take hundreds of hours, if not more.
What's the actual (inner) exception? Can you provide a stack trace?
There is a problem with rendering a chart, a map or a gauge in your report; it doesn't produce PNG image to embed in HTML. I can't reproduce the error...
If you are using .NET 6, see #105 - `System.Drawing` used by charts and maps got deprecated and requires a runtime switch to enable. Chart renderer swallows all exceptions, so...
Thanks, I have reproduced the error in my environment. The root cause is missing `libgdiplus` package in base image, as in the first comment in this thread. To confirm that's...
PDF renderer is not supported in Linux and there is no easy way to add such support.
Where I life it is legal to decompile and modify third-party software as long as it is for compatibility and bug-fixing reasons. No idea about other jurisdictions. Consult a lawyer...
Azure does not support GDI+ (System.Drawing) which is extensively used by ReportViewer's layout engine and PDF renderer. There is no known workaround at the moment, other than using HTML5, DOCX...
There already are drop-in replacements for GDI+ for other platforms. The problem is that PDF rendering is also tightly integrated with Uniscribe and GDI32. Replacing them would take an enormous...
Only a little bit. There already if a TIFF renderer. Rendering to an image could be switched to use something else than GDI+ for drawing pixels, but you still need...