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[Cyb3r]

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[Cyb3r]

Thank you that's all i needed to know, I just purchased ILS and got message says that my email is from free provider and i replied with my non-free email from my main website, if you can speed up the proccess i will be much grateful, thanks.

[Cyb3r]

Hi, I have some issues implementing Infralution.Licensing.Forms source code to my project i get alot off errors and warnings, any tips on how to do this right?

Edit: Never mind i got it working after all and here is the steps if some one having same issue:

1. Include all files to your project prefer to make new folder name it as you like or maybe "Infralution.Licensing.Forms".
2. Right click on your project and click properties goto build tap you will see first field called "Conditional compilation symbols" insert this line into it: ILS_FORMS,ILS_PUBLIC_CLASS;ILS_CHECK_LICENSE
3. Select all "*.resx" files you imported it from Infralution.Licensing.Forms then right click and change "Custom Tool" field to: ResXFileCodeGenerator if you using C#, for VB.NET use this line: VbMyResourcesResXFileCodeGenerator

Now you should be able to compile the project without any problems.

[Cyb3r]

Everything seems to be ok but everytime i run the app i get this error http://prntscr.com/59d958

[Infralution]

The error you are getting is usually because the resx file associated with the form (in this case the EvaluationDialog) does not have its build action set to "Embedded Resource". To fix this, expand the EvaluationDialog node in Visual Studio solution explorer and select the EvaluationDialog.resx. Then in the properties window ensure that the build action is set to Embedded Resource. Check this also for the AuthenticatedLicenseInstallForm and LicenceResources.resx. Normally when you add a (new or existing) form or resx file to a project Visual Studio will set this property automatically for you - I'm not sure why it hasn't for you.

Note that (as described in the Help section "Redistributables and Source Code") you also need to set the following properties for LicenseResources.resx:

• Custom Tool: ResXFileCodeGenerator
  
• Custom Tool Namespace: Infralution.Licensing.Forms

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[Cyb3r]

[Infralution]

Do you still have a reference to the Infralution.Licensing.Forms assembly in your project? You have to remove this reference when you add the source code directly to your project.
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[Cyb3r]

[Infralution]

The problem is that you have just added all the files from the Infralution.Licensing.Forms project to your project rather than just the specific files required (as detailed in the help section "Redistributables and Source Code"). The problem with doing that is that you have explicitly added the designer generated file LicenseResources.Designer.cs to your project. When you then set the custom tool property on the LicenseResources.resx file it automatically generates another version of the License.Resources.Designer file (which it renames to LicenseResources1.Designer.cs to avoid filename conflict). This causes the errors you are seeing.

To fix this:

1. Delete the LicenseResources.Designer.cs file from the project (and from disk).
2. Select the LicenseResource.resx file and right click to exclude it from the project
3. Save and close the project.
4. Reopen the project and add the LicenseResources.resx file back into the project
5. Set the Custom Tool and Namespace properties.

Closing the project and reopening before re-adding the resx file is necessary because otherwise Visual Studio will continue to use "LicenseResources1.Designer.cs" as the name of the file which you probably don't want.

Your project also has issues with the resources for the forms having become detached from the forms (ie they don't appear under the form as normal). This seems to be because the behaviour of Visual Studio has changed in VS2012/13. The ILS help tells you to add both the .cs file and the .resx file for the forms to your project. However if you do this in VS2012/13 then (unlike earlier versions of VS) the .resx file is included in the project but not associated with the .cs file. The solution is to only Add the .cs file explicitly. Visual Studio will automatically add the associated resx file. To fix this issue in your project:

1. Select the EvaluationDialog.cs and EvaluationDialog.resx file and right click to exclude them both from the project.
2. Add just the EvaluationDialog.cs back to the project.
3. Expand to confirm that the .resx file is now shown under the .cs file
4. Repeat for the AuthenticatedLicenseInstallForm
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[Cyb3r]