I would like to integrated myscript sdk to Wacom's device sdk for a project. I tried to do it by intalling the MyScript.InteractiveInk.Wpf nuget package in it. However, the system crashed whem I tried to create a egine.
I don't know if it related to some certificate problem. I did followed the instruction and placing the certficate.cs like naming the identifier with the assembly name. I don't have any message at the console in Myscript.ATK.
I've tried to play around myscript sdk with the ATK sample. But when it comes to the nuget package, I failed to create a engine.
Since Wacom's sdk is using .net core, is it possible that it has no support to .net core?
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Olivier @MyScript
said
almost 2 years ago
Dear SamJim,
I am just updating this thread.
Based on our tests, it is likely the .net core doesn't allow to connect to our license server. From this, you cannot use the iink SDK with the .net core.
First, regarding using the .net core library, I confirm we have seen C# iink projects using it without any difficulty.
In your current case, I checked your ATK console, and saw 2 activations today. Were these with the above application? If so, shall I understand the activation is done, but at engine creation, you have the above exception when creating the engine?
Also, can you confirm you deployed all the native libraries (these shall be copied in the executable directory): MyScript.IInk.dll, MyScript2D.dll, MyScriptAnalyzer.dll, MyScriptDocument.dll, MyScriptEngine.dll, MyScriptGesture.dll, MyScriptInk.dll, MyScriptMath.dll, MyScriptPrediction.dll, MyScriptShape.dll, MyScriptText.dll and iink.dll.
If this doesn't help, please provide us with a project that allows to reproduce, so that we can investigate further. Indeed, it is difficult to provide with a more accurate answer with the above information.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Samjim2013
said
almost 2 years ago
Hi Olivier,
Thanks for your reply, that 2 activations are just from the sample program instead of my own program. So, I could not really verifiy if it is an engine issue or the certificate activation issue.
Those twelve libraries are in my project.
Heres is my project with issue. I try to create a engine in MainWindow when startup, but it failed to do so as described. Then it crashed.
Based on our tests, it is likely the .net core doesn't allow to connect to our license server. From this, you cannot use the iink SDK with the .net core.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Samjim2013
said
almost 2 years ago
Dear Olivier,
Thanks for the reply and the investigation! I changed my environment to .NET Framework 4.8 and it works fine.
Samjim2013
I would like to integrated myscript sdk to Wacom's device sdk for a project. I tried to do it by intalling the MyScript.InteractiveInk.Wpf nuget package in it. However, the system crashed whem I tried to create a egine.
I don't know if it related to some certificate problem. I did followed the instruction and placing the certficate.cs like naming the identifier with the assembly name. I don't have any message at the console in Myscript.ATK.I've tried to play around myscript sdk with the ATK sample. But when it comes to the nuget package, I failed to create a engine.
Since Wacom's sdk is using .net core, is it possible that it has no support to .net core?
Dear SamJim,
I am just updating this thread.
Based on our tests, it is likely the .net core doesn't allow to connect to our license server. From this, you cannot use the iink SDK with the .net core.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Dear Samjim2013,
thank you for contacting us and your questions.
First, regarding using the .net core library, I confirm we have seen C# iink projects using it without any difficulty.
In your current case, I checked your ATK console, and saw 2 activations today. Were these with the above application? If so, shall I understand the activation is done, but at engine creation, you have the above exception when creating the engine?
Also, can you confirm you deployed all the native libraries (these shall be copied in the executable directory): MyScript.IInk.dll, MyScript2D.dll, MyScriptAnalyzer.dll, MyScriptDocument.dll, MyScriptEngine.dll, MyScriptGesture.dll, MyScriptInk.dll, MyScriptMath.dll, MyScriptPrediction.dll, MyScriptShape.dll, MyScriptText.dll and iink.dll.
If this doesn't help, please provide us with a project that allows to reproduce, so that we can investigate further. Indeed, it is difficult to provide with a more accurate answer with the above information.
Best regards,
Olivier
Samjim2013
Hi Olivier,
Thanks for your reply, that 2 activations are just from the sample program instead of my own program. So, I could not really verifiy if it is an engine issue or the certificate activation issue.
Those twelve libraries are in my project.
Heres is my project with issue. I try to create a engine in MainWindow when startup, but it failed to do so as described. Then it crashed.
https://github.com/ZutomayoAcane/Wacom_SDK
Regards,
SamJim
Olivier @MyScript
Dear SamJim,
I am just updating this thread.
Based on our tests, it is likely the .net core doesn't allow to connect to our license server. From this, you cannot use the iink SDK with the .net core.
Best regards,
Olivier
1 person likes this
Samjim2013
Dear Olivier,
Thanks for the reply and the investigation! I changed my environment to .NET Framework 4.8 and it works fine.
Regards,
SamJim