Hi,
Sascha Andres wrote on 29.05.2003 (13:15):
> This turns out fully functional, but if I try to use this
> tip when building to another directory then the
> sourcedirectory, it blows up...
I had a typo. I created a Sample.exe.linceses file which
cannot function as a license. After correcting thi
Hi,
in a sample I got from devcomponents.com they put all the
code and a compile bat in one dir. The license.licx file
looks like this:
DevComponents.DotNetBar.DotNetBarManager,
DevComponents.DotNetBar
The lc call in the compile.bat they provided looks like
this:
\lc.exe /target:WindowsApplic
Hi,
Am 28.05.2003 (15:17) schrieb Swann, Eric:
> I'm also struggling with this same issue. If anybody figures out how to
> make this work, please let us know.
> [...]
I got the answer from devcomponents.com to copy the dll in
the same directory as lc.exe. Well, it did not help me (when
compiling
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue
Hi,
Am 28.05.2003 (13:42) schrieb James Texter:
> 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
Hi,
Am 28.05.2003 (13:42) schrieb James Texter:
> 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
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Subject: Re: [Nant-users] Licensing issue
Hello,
James Texter schrieb am 28.05.2
Hello,
James Texter schrieb am 28.05.2003 (11:16):
>have gotten stuck with it. I have the 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 ap
