Background:
I\'ve been tasked with converting an Access database application to ASP.Net C# MVC. This is my first MVC application.
There are
I've just come across this same issue when trying to create RDLC reports in an ASP.NET MVC project in Visual Studio 2017, so I'm adding this as a separate answer to make it clear this is still an issue at January 2018.
My solution consisted of a C# library project and an MVC client project.
Adding reports (by choosing at add a new item, then choosing a Report Wizard item) in the C# library project brings up the Report Wizard with the Data Source Configuration Wizard (where I can choose whether to use a Database, Service or an Object as the datasource) modally on top of it:
Whereas, choosing to add a new report wizard item in the MVC project just brought up the Report Wizard without the Data Source Configuration Wizard:
I tried adding business object classes into my MVC project, recompiling it and then adding a Report to the MVC Project again, but I still got the second screenshot, so it seems like you just don't get the Data Source Configuration Wizard when adding to MVC projects for some reason.