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danbwil
February 7, 2008, 17:06:56
A search found similiar issues in .NET forum, but they sent me here.
I just downloaded the TX Control .NET 14.0 trial version and am trying to run the sample code under '..\samples\ASP.NET\VB.NET\Server'. Both the 'simple' and 'basics' version give me a LicenseException error. From the .NET forum it sounds like a referencing error, but was not clear what exactly needs to be referenced (I assume this is reffering to the Project Properties reference). Can I get some specifics (and sample code if needed)?
-Thanks, Dan
Gunnar Giffey
February 7, 2008, 17:29:14
Hi Dan,
Can you run the sample without problems or do you get the licensing error when you try to run any of the samples?
If you want to use the ServerTextControl in another class in your project, the main project must contain a reference to TXTextControl and the file licenses.licx.
How to properly use the ServerTextControl can be found int the TX Text Control .NET Programmer's Guide - Using TX Text Control .NET Server or here:
http://www.textcontrol.com/support/documentation/html/dotnet/n_aspnet_intro.htm
AlbertoTCPSI
February 8, 2008, 09:36:54
Hi, I'm trying to test the ServerTextControl (trail version 14.0) and I find the same problem both document samples and my own classes. Further I can't add the control to the VisualStudio 2005 toolbox, it don't show me an error it isn't just showed in the toolbox.
May exists any relation in both cases?
Thank you.
Gunnar Giffey
February 12, 2008, 14:24:44
Hello Alberto,
Hi, I'm trying to test the ServerTextControl (trail version 14.0) and I find the same problem both document samples and my own classes. Further I can't add the control to the VisualStudio 2005 toolbox, it don't show me an error it isn't just showed in the toolbox.
May exists any relation in both cases?
Thank you.
Did you install TX Text Control with the setup on your machine?
If yes, please rebuild the runtime license:
In Visual Studio's Solution Explorer, please have a right-click on the licenses.licx file and choose "Build Runtime Licenses" from the context menu and rebuild your solution again.
Please get back to me with the results, thanks.
danbwil
February 12, 2008, 20:58:08
My problem was that I did not (know to) right click on licenses.licx and click 'Build Runtime Licences'