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well, another issue i'm facing is this:
I want to use asp.net 2.0
- to use it, my only option is to use "visual web express". I have VS 2003 Pro installed on my computer, which can compile, but it cannot use asp.net 2.0 ... I would have to buy VS 2005. Which I really don't want to do (unless I come across another reason to buy it other than for its "compiling" features).
So to answer your question from previous post: I'm pretty sure that "build project" and "rebuild project" ignores the licenses. in the same drop down that prompts you for build/rebuild, is also a "build licenses". it is this option (whether i use the drop down or my right click > build licenses) which causes the error / comments
well, another issue i'm facing is this:
I want to use asp.net 2.0
- to use it, my only option is to use "visual web express". I have VS 2003 Pro installed on my computer, which can compile, but it ...
I have purchased the toolkit package from redgate today. I did as you said and it generated the SqlToolkit.lic file. I put that file in the /bin/ of the project
I right clicked on "licenses.licx", clicked "build runtime licenses", and got the same exact error as before
Could not transform licenses file into a binary resource. Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list. / comments
I have purchased the toolkit package from redgate today. I did as you said and it generated the SqlToolkit.lic file. I put that file in the /bin/ of the project
I right clicked on "licenses.licx", ...
As far as I can tell, this problem has resolved itself.
the "build license" still gives me that error, but, i only assumed that "build license" is required to get things to work correctly
right now I'm assuming this issue is resolve because i'm no longer getting the "invalid license key" error, and now instead im getting other errors that are asp.net errors as tho my code isn't set up quite right.
i think the JIT compiling might be perhaps auto creating the proper stuff to get this working as it should, to use licenses as it should. unless i post here again complaining, assume this issue is resolved
thanks for your help / comments
As far as I can tell, this problem has resolved itself.
the "build license" still gives me that error, but, i only assumed that "build license" is required to get things to work correctly
right now...
i have added "licenses.licx" to the root of my asp.net 2.0 c# web application
inside the licenses.licx file is one line: (without the quotes)
"RedGate.SQLCompare.Engine.Database, RedGate.SQLCompare.Engine"
i have "add reference" to
- c:\program files\redgate sql compare\RedGate.Sql.Shared.dll
- c:\program files\redgate sql compare\RedGate.SqlCompare.Engine.dll
and in one of my .cs app_code class files i have referenced them:
using RedGate.SQL.Shared;
using RedGate.SQLCompare.Engine;
i have also copy/pasted "SQL Compare.lic" from
- c:\program files\redgate sql compare\SQL Compare.lic
to
- c:\myWebApp\bin\SQL Compare.lic
... altho im not sure if this part matters
when i right click on "licenses.licx" in the solution explorer, it gives the option "Build Runtime Licenses". after i click "build runtime licenses" it initiates a 'build' and then i receive this error:
C:\myWebApp\licenses.licx: Could not transform licenses file into a binary resource. Index (zero based) must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the size of the argument list.
... no idea what that error means. help? / comments
i have added "licenses.licx" to the root of my asp.net 2.0 c# web application
inside the licenses.licx file is one line: (without the quotes)
"RedGate.SQLCompare.Engine.Database, RedGate.SQLCompare...