12-28-2010, 04:20 PM
Hi,
I have tried your solutions and found that you were very close to the solution.
All you need to do is to add also PowerToys to your license.licx file. It should have the following content:
Ab3d.Reader3ds, Ab3d.Reader3ds
Ab3d.Common.PowerToys.LicenseInstaller, Ab3d.PowerToys
This will call the licensing code for both libraries.
Please also check that you are not using the evaluation version.
This can be also checked by assembly versions:
Ab3d.Reader3ds - commercial: 7.0.4000.21414
evaluation: 7.0.4000.27467
Ab3d.PowerToys - commercial: 2.0.3999.32160
evaluation: 2.0.3999.32294
With the changed license.licx file your project will work on another computer (I have tried it)
I will send you my project as a private message (to not distribute the commercial version around).
When trying your sample I have found that there are some issues when WPF is hosted inside Win Forms - for example the mouse camera controller does not get keyboard modifiers (shift, control, alt) and mouse wheel events.
It looks like this has something to do with focus. When Browse button is clicked the focus goes to Win forms button - when you than click tab to move focus to WPF host, the keyboard and mouse wheel works.
I will investigate this a little bit more and tell you what I have found.
I have tried your solutions and found that you were very close to the solution.
All you need to do is to add also PowerToys to your license.licx file. It should have the following content:
Ab3d.Reader3ds, Ab3d.Reader3ds
Ab3d.Common.PowerToys.LicenseInstaller, Ab3d.PowerToys
This will call the licensing code for both libraries.
Please also check that you are not using the evaluation version.
This can be also checked by assembly versions:
Ab3d.Reader3ds - commercial: 7.0.4000.21414
evaluation: 7.0.4000.27467
Ab3d.PowerToys - commercial: 2.0.3999.32160
evaluation: 2.0.3999.32294
With the changed license.licx file your project will work on another computer (I have tried it)
I will send you my project as a private message (to not distribute the commercial version around).
When trying your sample I have found that there are some issues when WPF is hosted inside Win Forms - for example the mouse camera controller does not get keyboard modifiers (shift, control, alt) and mouse wheel events.
It looks like this has something to do with focus. When Browse button is clicked the focus goes to Win forms button - when you than click tab to move focus to WPF host, the keyboard and mouse wheel works.
I will investigate this a little bit more and tell you what I have found.
Andrej Benedik