Hi Nayyer,
Thanks for the explanation. We really need this issue to be addressed soon since it is holding our production release.
I found a bit more information about this problem and I want to share it here. I hope this can help your developer to work on a fix or suggest any workaround for us at this moment.
Here is a bit background information. We programatically generate RDL file and deploy it to Reporting Services 2005. Then ask the RS server to render the report in PDF. Here is the RDL snippet that matters:
<TableCell>
<ReportItems>
<Textbox Name = "Name for Average Delta">
<Value> = CStr("Average" + Environment.NewLine + "Delta")</Value>
As you can tell, it is desirable to have a line break (or NewLine) between "Average" and "Delta" so the rendered PDF would show the header in two lines. However, the PdfExtractor could not handle a new line. If I change the last line of the above RDL snippet to:
<Value>=CStr("Average Delta")</Value>
The PdfExractor can then get the "Average Delta" out of the PDF. However, the PDF file is not in the correct format since it renders "Average Delta" in one line and the requirement is two lines.
So, I suggest that you relay the above informaiton to your expertises in both PdfExtractor and ReportingService. They may be able to figure the problem quick or suggest a workaround for me.
Can you give me your phone number so I can contact you and work with your developer? We really meed to address this issue since it is holding our production release. Whatever it takes, we need a fix.
Thanks
Roger