User (Legacy) Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 We have a .NET web app that uses reflection to load a class that uses a wrapper class we've written around chart generation. ClassLoadedByName -- uses --> chartWrapper --> uses --> chartfx ChartFx throws an exception on instantiation of the charting class, stating that it can't load the runtime license. We've installed the server version of ChartFx 6.2 on this server (and have managed to get this code working with a .NET tester client that has a licx file compiled into it). Could you please point me to something that clearly defines how to set up licensing in the above scenario? Thanks in advance for the help Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted August 27, 2005 Report Share Posted August 27, 2005 Which Chart FX assembly are you using from your wrapper ? What is the full name of the class of the object you are trying to create (e.g. ChartFX.Internet.Server.Chart) ? Where is this wrapper used from ? Is it from an EXE build from you of is it from a generic container (e.g. Internet Explorer). -- Francisco Padron www.chartfx.com "thambric" <trevor_hambric@mapinfo.com> wrote in message news:obo1adcqFHA.1992@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > We have a .NET web app that uses reflection to load a class that uses a > wrapper class we've written around chart generation. > > ClassLoadedByName -- uses --> chartWrapper --> uses --> chartfx > > ChartFx throws an exception on instantiation of the charting class, > stating that it can't load the runtime license. > > We've installed the server version of ChartFx 6.2 on this server (and have > managed to get this code working with a .NET tester client that has a licx > file compiled into it). Could you please point me to something that > clearly defines how to set up licensing in the above scenario? > > Thanks in advance for the help > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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