Generate QR code using x++ in SSRS report

 Hi guys, Today we see how to Generate QR codes using x++ in D365FO SSRS reports. We can generate QR codes in two ways. Please check below.

Steps :

            1. Need to create container filed in Temp table.

            2. Add Way1/Way2 code in DP class and calling that method while inserting data into temp table. Like below.

                    headerTmp.Image = this.QRCode('TEST');// Your method.

                     headerTmp.insert();

            3.click restore on report

            4. Add image field in design                          

            5. Image Properties :

• Select the image source : Database
• Use this field : Field from Table
• Use this MIME type : image/bmp               

Way 1:

using QRCoder;

public class GetQRCode

{

public static container QRCode(JournalTable  _jour)

{

    Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder   qrCode;

    str                                 QrCodeBase64String;

    System.String                       netString;

    str                                 tempFileName;

    System.Drawing.Bitmap               netBitmap;

    Bitmap                              imageQR;

    FileIOPermission                    perm;

    BinData                             binData;

    container                           imageContainer;

    Str1260                             qrString;

    real                                taxWithoutVat;

    QRCodeGenerator.ECCLevel            eccLevel;

    QRCodeGenerator                     qrGenerator = new QRCodeGenerator();

    ;

    qrCode          = new Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder();

    //qrString        = strFmt("https://www.google.com/");

    qrString        = strFmt("Supplier name: %1", CompanyInfo::findDataArea(_jour.DataAreaId).Name);

    qrString        += strFmt("\nInvoice number: %1", _jour.InvoiceId);

    qrString        += strFmt("\nInvoice Date: %1", _jour.InvoiceDate);

    qrString        += strFmt("\nTotal amount with VAT: %1", _jour.InvoiceAmount);

    netBitmap       = qrCode.Encode(qrString);

    binData         = new binData();

    QrCodeBase64String  = qrString;

    tempFileName        = qrCode.GetTempFile(QrCodeBase64String);

    perm  = new FileIOPermission(tempFileName,'RW');

    perm.assert();

    binData.loadFile(tempFileName);

    imageContainer          = binData.getData();

    // header.QRValue = imageContainer;

    return imageContainer;

}

}

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Way 2:

using QRCoder;

public class GetQRCode

{

    public static container QRCode(SalesId _salesId)

    {

        Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder  

            qrCode = new Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder();

        System.Drawing.Bitmap       bitmap;

        container                   imageContainer;

        str                         url= strFmt("%1'%2'", Parameters::find().QRCodeUrl, _salesId);

        ;        

        System.IO.MemoryStream memoryStream = new System.IO.MemoryStream();

        bitmap = qrCode.Encode(url);

        bitmap.Save(memoryStream, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat::get_Png());

        //bitmap.Save(memoryStream, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat::Png);

        imageContainer = Binary::constructFromMemoryStream(memoryStream).getContainer();

        return imageContainer;

    }

}

-------------------oR------------------------------------

    private container QRCode(str _value) { Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder qrCode = new Microsoft.Dynamics.ApplicationSuite.QRCode.Encoder(); System.IO.MemoryStream memoryStream = new System.IO.MemoryStream(); System.Drawing.Bitmap bitmap; bitmap = qrCode.Encode(_value); bitmap.Save(memoryStream, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat::Png); return Binary::constructFromMemoryStream(memoryStream).getContainer();; }

Keep daxing!!