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How can I add a basic &quot;Report1.rdlc&quot; 
to my existing ASP.net MVC4 C# app ? 
 
Failing Steps 
&nbsp;1. open existing ASP.net MVC4 C# app 
&nbsp;2. add &quot;Reports&quot; folder 
&nbsp;3. add &quot;Report1.rdlc&quot; via Report Wizard 
&nbsp;4. add &quot;WebForm1.aspx&quot; 
&nbsp;5. drag ReportViewer CONTROL onto &quot;WebForm1.aspx&quot; 
&nbsp;6. REBUILD app before changing ReportViewer CONTROL properties 
&nbsp;7. get below error from &quot;WebForm1.aspx.designer.cs&quot; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; protected global::Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewer ReportViewer1;&quot; 
&nbsp; &nbsp; CODE 
 
 
The type or namespace name 'Reporting' does not exist in the 
namespace 'Microsoft' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
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How can I add a basic "Report1.rdlc" 
to my existing ASP.net MVC4 C# app ?

Failing Steps
 1. open existing ASP.net MVC4 C# app
 2. add "Reports" folder
 3. add "Report1.rdlc" via Report Wizard
 4. add "WebForm1.aspx"
 5. drag ReportViewer CONTROL onto "WebForm1.aspx"
 6. REBUILD app before changing ReportViewer CONTROL properties
 7. get below error from "WebForm1.aspx.designer.cs" 
    protected global::Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewer ReportViewer1;"
    CODE


The type or namespace name 'Reporting' does not exist in the 
namespace 'Microsoft' (are you missing an assembly reference?)

.rdlc -- via ASP.net MVC4 C# ?

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