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GeneralAdding a button in the controlbox Pin
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GeneralLicensing Pin
The Limey15-May-03 12:22
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Patrick Lassalle22-May-03 2:26
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The Limey22-May-03 9:21
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Patrick Lassalle22-May-03 9:49
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The Limey22-May-03 10:29
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Patrick Lassalle22-May-03 10:53
Patrick Lassalle22-May-03 10:53 
In your first message, you asked if anyone had any problems with the licensing. I have the following problem:
- I create a basic Windows Forms Control with a basic licensing (LicFileLicenseProvider). Let us call it Dummy.dll.
- If I use it in a windows application (DummyTest.exe), the licensing is working correctly
- If I wrap dummy in a another unlicensed control (DummyWrap.dll) and if I use DummyWrap in a windows application (DummyWrapTest.exe), the licensing does not work anymore (Notice that DummyWrap has a licenses.licx file since it uses Dummy.)
- Then if I add a licenses.licx file to DummyWrapTest itself, the licensing is working again. (I thought initially that the licenses.licx file was not necessary because DummyWrapTest is only using DummyWrap. It does not see Dummy.
- However there are cases where I cannot add the licenses.licx file to the application, for instance if this application is ASP.NET (I have not its source code!). I don't know what to do here to avoid the "license not found" message.

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The Limey22-May-03 11:28
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GeneralHamCode needed to keep link active online/offline Pin
john bartram15-May-03 7:41
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GeneralVb 6.0, check whether a com object implements an interface, knowing its GUID Pin
Braulio Dez15-May-03 5:05
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Daniel Turini15-May-03 5:24
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Braulio Dez15-May-03 6:02
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Daniel Turini15-May-03 6:07
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Braulio Dez15-May-03 6:14
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GeneralNull value with VB.NET Pin
JulG15-May-03 4:46
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Daniel Turini15-May-03 6:44
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GeneralI need some help about Vb Object printer Pin
Cheickna14-May-03 23:02
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GeneralTerminate A VB6 ActiveX Control Pin
mathprof14-May-03 16:59
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J. Dunlap14-May-03 17:04
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QuestionHow to determine if a UserID is a member of WinNT Usergroup in VB.Net Pin
qnguyen14-May-03 5:55
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Ray Cassick14-May-03 17:18
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