I have a need to use licensed COM components in my C# .NET application. It appears
that the .NET components correctly call the IClassFactory2 interface in that running
the COM components from .NET with the .lic file available works fine. However, I
can't seem to figure out how to store the appropriate runtime license information so
that I don't have to distribute the .lic files with my components.
In addition, I have a need to go the other way and provide licensed .NET components to
COM. Again, if I write a VB6 component and consume a .NET licensed component,
everything works as long as I have the .lic file available. However, VB doesn't seem
to cache the runtime license like it does with a VC6 component. It looks like the
problem may be that the default .NET provider doesn't support the design/runtime
license model (although it appears to work if I create both client and server in
.NET).
Anyone have an idea (an example would be perfect) on doing this?
-Mario Fulan
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