Licensing and wrapping control
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I have created a .NET Windows Form control. This control is licensed, using the standard licenseing classes of .NET (License class, LicenseProvider class, etc). This is working when the control is used in an application. However, it seems this does not work when the control is used in a wrapping control or a class library. Is this a known problem? Is there anything special to do?
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I have created a .NET Windows Form control. This control is licensed, using the standard licenseing classes of .NET (License class, LicenseProvider class, etc). This is working when the control is used in an application. However, it seems this does not work when the control is used in a wrapping control or a class library. Is this a known problem? Is there anything special to do?
i think the license info needs to be compiled into the execution app. so if you include your control in another control , you will still need the license info in the host app... //Roger
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i think the license info needs to be compiled into the execution app. so if you include your control in another control , you will still need the license info in the host app... //Roger
Unfortunately, this is not allways possible. Sometimes, you cannot change the the host app because you have not its source code. It is the case if you use the control under ASP.NET (aspnet_wp.exe). In such a case, it seems that the licensing provided by .NET is not working.
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Unfortunately, this is not allways possible. Sometimes, you cannot change the the host app because you have not its source code. It is the case if you use the control under ASP.NET (aspnet_wp.exe). In such a case, it seems that the licensing provided by .NET is not working.
i actually think i read taht on gotdotnet , that control licensing doesnt work under asp.net .. but i could be way off here... but i think that was stated on some license page..