Our Clients are convinced with ASPOSE Slides for Reporting Services 2005 capability but they want to know the availability of some functionality. As per our discussion, we require the below Important Info on ASPOSE Slides for Reporting Services 2005:
Questions:
1. Is ASPOSE Slides for Reporting Services 2005 provided with .Net SDK for programmable interface? (If we want to access the Aspose Rendering section from .Net code) ?
1. We’ve a requirement scenario that we develop SSRS single slide report (Let say Rpt1, Rpt2, Rpt3, Rpt4) and deploy in Reporting Services. Now we have to provide an option to the clients That they can select single slide report (Lets assume client selects only Rpt2, Rpt3) and some predefined Powerpoint slides (Lets assume Appendix) has to merged for their presentation and to generate As a single powerpoint presentation.
We would like to know from you that whether ASPOSE Slides for Reporting Services 2005 supports the above merging single slide reports to a final powerpoint presentation report?
To access presentation from .Net code you should use Aspose.Slides for .Net. You can do it after whole report generation and can’t change generation process. You can create new presentations, merge slides, change it and do many other things with Aspose.Slides for .Net.
We would like to get more information on the below queries
1. Need to merge a PPT comes from file server with the PPT generated from Aspose. Static PPT needs to merge at any position ( ie for eg. between 2nd and 3rd slides or at the end of the slide) of the PPT generated from Aspose.
Please define how we can achieve this using ASPOSE.
Note: We understand that ASPOSE will generate PPT from RDL
1. That can’t be done directly from Reporting Services. You should write separate application which uses Aspose.Slides for .Net (not for Reporting Services) and merge presentations or slides. For additional information please check Aspose.Slides for .Net product and it’s documentation.
We’ve a requirement to convert Powerpoint presentation to PDF document. We’ve identified ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java to meet the requirement, but we’ve some issues with that; Please find it below:
We’ve tried with the ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java latest version (2.9.0) and got errors and not able to run with the version and then we’ve tried the Proof of concept with the ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java 2.8.9.0 (previous version) and we got the following issues; As of now the following are the issues we found out and we are not very sure about the other issues hiding:
Referring to the attached PDF and PPT document, The Powerpoint presentation (PPT) layout (11inches wide X 8.5 inches height) that we tried to convert to PDF document which resulted in the layout with the size 10 inches wide X 7.5 inches height, which resulting in truncation of data in the right hand side. Please clarify is it the behaviour of tool.
Referring to the attached PDF and PPT document, The Powerpoint presentation has an image in slide 5 which was truncated in the PPT to PDF conversion process. Please clarify is it the behaviour of tool.
We’ve a requirement to convert Powerpoint presentation to PDF document. We’ve identified ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java to meet the requirement, but we’ve some issues with that; Please find it below:
We’ve tried with the ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java latest version (2.9.0) and got errors and not able to run with the version and then we’ve tried the Proof of concept with the ASPOSE Slides for .Net & Java 2.8.9.0 (previous version) and we got the following issues; As of now the following are the issues we found out and we are not very sure about the other issues hiding:
Referring to the attached PDF and PPT document, The Powerpoint presentation (PPT) layout (11inches wide X 8.5 inches height) that we tried to convert to PDF document which resulted in the layout with the size 10 inches wide X 7.5 inches height, which resulting in truncation of data in the right hand side. Please clarify is it the behaviour of tool.
Referring to the attached PDF and PPT document, The Powerpoint presentation has an image in slide 5 which was truncated in the PPT to PDF conversion process. Please clarify is it the behaviour of tool.
Aspose.Slides for Java can’t convert PPT to PDF. This feature exists in .Net version only. Version 2.8.9 and older have old pdf rendering engine which is not supported anymore. Could you write please what errors you talking about in 2.9.0?
We understand that currently ASPOSE Slides for SSRS supports Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 PPT / PPS format’.
It is mentioned in the site that the Support for Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 pptx format is coming in Q1 2009.
Please refer the below link.
Please confirm whether the free upgrade for Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 pptx format is included in the procurement option of Current ASPOSE Slides for SSRS 2005.
Please let us know, whether this support will be included in patch (during Q1 2009) for free of cost.
I have forwarded your question to Alexey, he will answer you better as soon as possible. As far I know, you get free upgrades till one year from your purchase.
Shakeel is right, you will get this functionality for free if your license subscription won’t be expired before we release pptx support in Aspose.Slides for RS.