Hi Marc, Thank you for your time. I agree with you in the point that a license is necessary while the application is designed in visual studio. The problem i have is that my dll is a plugin that is loaded at runtime from another application. The application uses my plugin through standardised interf...

Hi Marc, my pugin is not used in a designtime environment. I made a example project to clarify my problem: http://www.dmdak.net/TChartLicense.zip I think the problem is that you call LicenseContext.GetSavedLicenseKey with null as the second parameter in GetLicense of your LicenseProvider. In this ca...

Hi Narcís,

I have already read the Tutorial and several other threads in this forum,
but the only suggestion i found was including the TeeChart license in the .exe.
But as i stated in my post i have not the option to do that, because i dont have the source code of the .exe.

Regards,
Daniel

Hi, I have developed a plugin dll in c# witch, among others, uses TeeChart.dll version 1.1.2004.16592. The TChart license is correctly embedded as a resource in the dll. The plugin is loaded by an application written in c#. I have not the option to include the TeeChart license in this application, b...