I have developed a charting package that uses SciCharts. This package is deployed to other applications in my company via nuget. The problem is that when a consuming application runs in the debugger they see the SciCharts watermark. It appears as though the application isn’t licensed. If the code runs outside of Visual Studio, then the runtime license activates and no watermarks appear.
I imagine that when the “trial” license runs out, the consuming application developers will also get a scary message about expired licenses.
Is there a way to prevent this from happening? I want to avoid a ton of questions from developers worried about licenses. The code we ship via nuget has a dependency on SciCharts but the consuming applications are not using it directly.
- C Stewart asked 8 years ago
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Hi there,
Sorry to hear you are having trouble with SciChart licensing!
For Troubleshooting SciChart Licenses, please see the following resources:
Please note that troubleshooting steps and licensing steps are different for SciChart version 3-5 and version 6.
Best regards,
Andrew
Kind regards,
Andrew
- Andrew Burnett-Thompson answered 8 years ago
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