| Author | Forum: Licensing Issues Topic: Multiple AppDomains |
| MattZUSmith From: Mount Arlington, NJ USA Posts: 5 Member Since: 08/22/13 |
posted April 4, 2014 2:25 PM Using version 4.4.4.8 of Sockets for .NET. I previously had an assembly relationship of the form: Main.exe -> ClassLibrary.dll -> Dart.Sockets.Dll. Both Main and ClassLibrary were compiled with licenses.licx files. No problem so far. I have to change things so that ClassLibrary is within its own Application Domain (.NET AppDomain class). So now I have: ( Main.exe ) -> ( ClassLibrary.dll -> Dart.Sockets.dll) So Main is executing in the default app domain, and ClassLibrary and Dart.Sockets are in a separate app domain. Still, all the assemblies are compiled on my PC with my valid developer license and licenses.licx files. But now when I run Main.exe to test I get this message in a window with title "Power TCP Sockets for .NET": the developer license found in 'ClassLibrary.DLL' is not an Extended Distribution License, which is required to distribute PowerTCP Sockets for .NET with your developed interface (API). I'm not distributing a component that can be plugged into someone else's executable; I'm calling it from my own compiled executable with the required licenses.licx file. I shouldn't need an Extended Distribution License. What can be done? |
| Nick B (Admin) From: Utica, NY USA Posts: 619 Member Since: 05/25/10 Extra Support Options Custom Application Development |
posted April 4, 2014 3:48 PM Hello, Using app domains prevents our component from seeing the license in the compiled application (and including the licenses.licx in the ClassLibrary.dll project results in the assumption of a plugin scenario); is not using app domains an option? Just a note: for application not utilizing app domains, the licenses.licx file only needs to be in the top-level calling application's project; in this case, your Main.exe project. |
| MattZUSmith From: Mount Arlington, NJ USA Posts: 5 Member Since: 08/22/13 |
posted April 4, 2014 3:54 PM The application is a Windows service, and we're making a change so that we can update ClassLibrary while the service remains running. You need app domains to do that. So not using app domains is not an option. |
| Jamie Powell (Admin) From: Rome, NY USA Posts: 448 Member Since: 03/13/07 Extra Support Options Custom Application Development |
posted April 11, 2014 2:37 PM This issue has been resolved off-line. If you find yourself in a similar situation please contact sales@dart.com or call 315.790.5456 for assistance. Best regards, Jamie |
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