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There are several steps to make OfficeWriter available to your .NET applications:
- Install OfficeWriter
- Include System.Web
- Add references to OfficeWriter
- Include OfficeWriter in your code
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All of the OfficeWriter API objects (ExcelTemplate, ExcelApplication, WordTemplate, WordApplication) have the output options for saving to disk, saving to memory stream, streaming to user in a page response. The last output option, streaming to the user, has a dependency on System.Web. If you are developing a web application, the reference to System.Web should have been added automatically. For other types of applications, you may need to add this reference.
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If you are compiling against .NET 4.0, make sure to use the full profile. The default profile does not include |
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There are two ways to do this:
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The version attribute of the add assembly node must correspond exactly to the version of Softartisans.OfficeWriter.<Excel/Word>Writer.dll added to the GAC. If you add a new version of Softartisans.OfficeWriter.<Excel/Word>Writer.dll to the GAC using the gacutil command, update the dll version attributes in machine.config. To get the exact version of Softartisans.OfficeWriter.<Excel/Word>Writer.dll, right-click the file and select the Properties tab. |
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On any page that uses OfficeWriter, make sure to add the appropriate using statements:
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