Win.UltraWinSpellChecker.v6.2 licensing errors
I have a winform with the infragistics v6.2 ultra win spellchecker on it.
The exact version is: Infragistics2.Win.UltraWin
I have the suite installed on my pc. I can run the form and it works great. BUT when I check in the solution to source control and others get the latest version they get license errors in their visual studio when trying to build. We all use visual studio version 2013. Also on our build server which is running msbuild i had to edit the licx file and remove its contents in order to get a build. So Im trying to find a way that I can deploy the run time version of this application to our users without getting these build errors on the licx file. This version I believe is from 2006 and here is what it looks like as installed programs in control panel.
Here is the error on the build server.
(CompileLicxFiles target) ->
Properties\licenses.licx(1
The exact version is: Infragistics2.Win.UltraWin
I have the suite installed on my pc. I can run the form and it works great. BUT when I check in the solution to source control and others get the latest version they get license errors in their visual studio when trying to build. We all use visual studio version 2013. Also on our build server which is running msbuild i had to edit the licx file and remove its contents in order to get a build. So Im trying to find a way that I can deploy the run time version of this application to our users without getting these build errors on the licx file. This version I believe is from 2006 and here is what it looks like as installed programs in control panel.
Here is the error on the build server.
(CompileLicxFiles target) ->
Properties\licenses.licx(1
ASKER
Spoke with infragistics some things I tried.
1.) dont check in the licx file from your dev machine to TFS.
2.) set references to "Copy local = true" (this puts them in bin\debug folder)
3.) set build action on licx file to none and copy to output dir = do not copy.
The build on the build server worked fine. Going to run it on a remote server to see if the exe version works.
1.) dont check in the licx file from your dev machine to TFS.
2.) set references to "Copy local = true" (this puts them in bin\debug folder)
3.) set build action on licx file to none and copy to output dir = do not copy.
The build on the build server worked fine. Going to run it on a remote server to see if the exe version works.
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If they edit and delete out the contents of the licx file they get this at runtime.