Examples of how to use the .NET API for various features and functions.

The main settings are the basic options for Exago, such as temporary file path and available report export file types. This article applies to the Admin Console > General > Main Settings.

This reference guide describes the structure of the base configuration file (typically WebReports.xml), for all nodes outside of the node. Use this guide if you build or edit your config XML directly, without using the Admin Console.

In order to decrease the amount of resources needed to handle the configuration information, especially in situations where a large number of complex database objects are present, the option to implement a static configuration has been introduced.

The Culture Settings give administrators control over formats and symbols that vary amongst geographic location.

Administrators may create additional custom functions using high level coding languages which will be accessible to end-users of the Report Designer.

Exago's Storage Management implementation defines four tables: Content, Party Type, Content Access and StorageMeta.

This article serves as a glossary of error messages that may be displayed during the configuration or use of Exago BI. A list of potential causes and remedies is also included.

Use this document to understand how the Exago platform works.

This guide aims to "bridge the gap" between learning about the Storage Management system and implementing the Storage Management system.

An introduction to the Storage Management system that stores all reports, templates, folders and themes are in a database. Introduced in v2020.1 of Exago. Content storage, schema, permissions, security, custom implementation and transitioning from a legacy content storage solution are covered among other topics.

The User Interface is built directly onto the .NET API. This means that .NET applications can interface directly with Exago.

To use the .NET API, the host application must include a reference to these assemblies in its project

This article contains a list of examples for using the .NET API's various features.