Using Components Outside of Visual Studio
Compiling a project without using VS.NET takes a few extra steps. Use the following steps if you are compiling a project using a PowerTCP component outside of VS.NET (note, these steps demonstrate using the csc compiler).
To compile a project outside of VS.NET, use the following steps.
- First, create the licenses.licx file as described in Creating the Licenses.licx File.
- Compile this into a resource as follows:
lc /target:mytest.exe /complist:licenses.licx /i:Dart.PowerTCP.SslSockets.Dll
- Now compile the app using csc:
csc mytest.cs /r:dart.powertcp.sslsockets.dll /res:mytest.p.exe.licenses
In This Section
- Creating a Project
- This topic demonstrates how to create a new Windows project in Visual Studio .NET.
- Placing Components on a Form
- This topic demonstrates how to create and use a control using Visual Studio .NET.
- Creating Components Dynamically
- This topic demonstrates how to add a component as a reference using Visual Studio .NET.
- Creating Custom Dlls
- Discusses the steps required when creating a dll that uses a PowerTCP control.
- Using Components Outside of Visual Studio
- This topic discusses the use of the components without Visual Studio.
- Using Events within the Visual Studio .NET Environment
- Describes how to use PowerTCP events within the Visual Studio .NET environment.
- Using Events when a Component is Created Dynamically
- Describes the extra steps required to use events when using a PowerTCP component as a reference.
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