Fetching client survey answers from Sql Server database using Entity Framework for pdf generation

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Client answers a survey and responses for 20 pages are stored into the database all together , now i want to fetch the data from Sql server 2008 using Entity framework ,and show on client side to generate pdf showing answers of all the questions answered by client.
I am confused about choicing a HTML page or a .aspx page for rendering the data. Can anyone suggest me which one will be better solution for this purpose.

Posted 24-Apr-15 7:56am

knackCoder

Updated 24-Apr-15 8:51am

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Maciej Los 24-Apr-15 14:56pm

How to provide better solution, if we do not see yours...

knackCoder 24-Apr-15 15:01pm

I want you people to tell me which one to choose from a HTML page and .aspx page for rendering Data from Sql server database.

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ejrome · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-25T05:49:00

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hi, from how i understand the question, seems like you're asking whether to use an html or an aspx code to generate the pdf on the client side? if this is the case, an aspx code would be the only way to generate and deliver your pdf file to the end user.

Posted 25-Apr-15 5:49am

ejrome