Marc - Thank you for your reply and test project. After looking at it and running some more tests of my own, I have found the problem to be different from what I had originally thought. The licensing problem has nothing to do with remoting objects or calling a dll from a dll. Instead, the problem st...

Yes, the executable works fine on the machine with the designtime license.

No, the code does not even compile if I change the reg key to DesignKeyV2"="xxSteema.TeeChart.TChart is a licensed component

No, I am not compiling across machines. I am only building and compiling on a single machine. That machine has a designtime license. What I am doing in the client/server environment is setting up the objects as remotable objects. They necessary dll's and exe's get downloaded to the c:\windows\assemb...

I did forget to mention a key factor in my last post. I am running this in a client/server environment in which I am using .NET Remoting to pass my objects back and forth. I am using clientactivated objects in my config files. I can post the code for the config files if needed. I re-ran another test...

I am having a similar issue as to a few posts already with licensing issues when running my client/server app on another machine besides my development machine. I have a teechart (visibile at designtime) inside of a dll. That dll references my licenses.licx file and contains the following line in it...

The workaround I'm using is to use the Text exporter and converting it to XML myself, by parsing it and rewriting. I'm doing it in memory to avoid unnecessary disk access: MemoryStream pChartData = new MemoryStream(); tChart.Export.Data.Text.Series = myLine; tChart.Export.Data.Text.Save(pChartData);...

When I try to export data from TeeChart to XML, I get a weird double output of the coordinates. The X and Y attributes appear twice in each point element, like so: <chart> <series title="line" type="Line"> <points count="97"> <point X="38777.25" Y="138" X="38777.25" Y="138"/> <point X="38777.2604166...