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SSRS Reporting Services | Basic Custom Assemblies exercise | Include dynamic images using custom assembly
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| Software ==> | SSRS Reporting Services (99 exercises) |
| Version ==> | SSRS 2012 and later |
| Topic ==> | Basic Custom Assemblies (2 exercises) |
| Level ==> | Relatively easy |
| Subject ==> | SSRS training |
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This exercise isn't as scary as the title above makes it sound! The idea is to display an image next to each film, according to whether it's short (under 2 hours), medium (2-3 hours) or long (3 hours +).
This person clearly isn't a film buff: the shorter the film the better.
Thoughts on how to go about doing this are shown below!
To start our report off, first add 3 images from the folder shown at the start of this exercise into a new report called Not a film buff:
Right-click on the Images category, and choose to add 3 images from the folder shown at the start of this exercise (they've got PNG extensions).
Now create a report listing out the names and lengths of films, with an image showing that each film is great:
Write a function in a class library, build it and copy the DLL over so that it is available to you in your report server project. Here's what the function should return:
| Length of film (minutes) | Image returned |
|---|---|
| Up to 120 | great |
| 120 to 180 | ok |
| More than 180 | yawn |
You can write your code for the custom assembly using either VB or C# - the choice is yours!
Set this function to be the source for your image:
Click on the expression builder tool to set the source for this image to be the results of your function.
Check that your images look correct in your report!