Here is my license task(watch for word wrap). One thing to note is that
I get no errors, it just doesn't seem to get embedded into the EXE.
I've tried adding in SampleApp.exe.licenses as a source, a reference, a
resource, and a module. Each time I try to add it in, I get compiler
errors.
<license input="C:\Development\SampleApp\licenses.licx"
output="C:\Development\SampleApp\bin\debug\SampleApp.exe.licenses"
target="C:\Development\SampleApp\bin\debug\SampleApp.exe.licenses">
<assemblies>
<includes name="C:\Program
Files\DotNetBar\v3.0.0.0\DevComponents.DotNetBar.dll"/>
<includes name="C:\Program
Files\Infragistics2003\UltraWinEditors\v2.00.5000\Infragistics.Win.Ultra
WinEditors.v2.dll"/>
<includes name="C:\Program
Files\Infragistics2003\UltraWinTree\Infragistics.Win.UltraWinTree.v2.dll
"/>
<!--<includes name="C:\Program
Files\Infragistics2003\UltraWinGrid\v2.00.5000\"/>-->
</assemblies>
</license>
James Texter
Amcat
Software Engineer
Amcat Office: 800-364-5518, ext 412
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www.amcat.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Sascha Andres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:51 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue
Hello,
James Texter schrieb am 28.05.2003 (11:16):
> have gotten stuck with it. I have the <license> task creating a
> .license file, but what do I do with it after that? Is anyone else
> using this particular 3^rd party component? If so, how did you get
> around this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
We're using this component too. And we're having great
problems with the licx file. Well indeed the <license> task
makes errors. It says he can't find the types defined in the
dll from dotnetbar.
Can you post your license task definition?
I think then you must include the license as a resource.
Bye,
Sascha
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