private void AddDataForReport(DocumentCreator dc)
{
/* Here we are going to add the data that we want to display. Typically it would come
* from a Database, a file, or a
* web service, but NTemplates doesn´t care about that, it´s up to you and your requirements.
* NOTE: NTemplates accepts input data in several formats.
* - As ASP.Net data tables.
* - As lists of POCOs.
* - As variables.
* Here we are going to start by using simple variables.
*
* PLEASE NOTE THAT VARIABLE NAMES ARE CASE SENSITIVE */
dc.AddString("title", "Mr.");
dc.AddString("name", "Magoo");
/* We could add a date in it´s native format and then format it as we wish at the template itself.
* That´s the recommended way of doing
* it because it provides much more flexibility for the end users.
* In order to keep things simple we will add the date as string. I will introduce
* formatting functions in future
* articles. You can explore the examples inclued with the NTemplates downloads. */
dc.AddString("date", _letterDate);
dc.AddString("address", "secret for now, and will be revealed at the last moment");
dc.AddString("email", "*****@*****.**");
dc.AddString("inviterName", "Gonzalo Méndez");
dc.AddString("inviterCompany", "Rocksolid Labs");
dc.AddString("inviterUrl", "www.rocksolidlabs.com");
Image ourLogo = Image.FromFile(_logoPath);
dc.AddImage("rocksolidlogo", ourLogo);
}