I am trying to license a .NET 5 application and am having some trouble with it. My TeeChart code is in a class library so it can be used by multiple other projects. I have referenced the library in a console application, and included the TeeChart.licenses file as an embedded resource. When I run it, it says that is is not licensed. Stepping through the debugger, it appears that it is looking for a TeeChart.Server license, but that is not in my TeeChart Pro license file. Is there a way to get this scenario working?
I also attempted to reference the library from a .NET 5 WinForms application to see if that works, but when I do that, I get an error about a missing TeeChart.Server.dll file. Is there a way to get this scenario working?
I created a solution that demonstrates both of the issues. You would need to include valid licenses in both the console and WinForms projects. See https://github.com/jhabkohrs/TeeChartLicense.
.NET 5 Licensing Issue
Re: .NET 5 Licensing Issue
Hello,
please check with the Sales dept, [email protected], for the latest license. Some changes have been added to the license to support NET5.
Regards,
Marc Meumann
please check with the Sales dept, [email protected], for the latest license. Some changes have been added to the license to support NET5.
Regards,
Marc Meumann
Steema Support
Re: .NET 5 Licensing Issue
Hello,
We have identified a problem with the license. We are building a new one to be sent to you. Apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Regards,
Marc
We have identified a problem with the license. We are building a new one to be sent to you. Apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Regards,
Marc
Steema Support