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Deployement and Licensing WebGrid 6

Eric — Wed, 11 Mar 2015 12:08:05 GMT

We have to move our old production site to a new server, which is using WebGrid.NET 6.0.7200. We cannot use any newer version of the control. We have more than sufficient licenses for it. I need to provide the server installation instructions for our IT department in a ticket, so I have to be very specific. I did the installation myself on a development server and it seems to run fine, but I'm not sure if every 100th time a license warning will pop up or not. I think I've seen that once.

How can I ensure that the component is properly licensed (configured)?

Do I have to install anything on our production servers or is it sufficient to provide a valid runtime license key in the web.config file? If I need to install anything, what is the minimal installation required? Could I just copy the License Manager exe or something?

All knowledge base articles I found on your site apply only for the WebGrid 7 component or do not answer my specific questions.

WebCalendar Deployment Error!

sample4170 — Mon, 15 Dec 2014 13:16:19 GMT

Hi,

I have recently deployed a project in IIS 7. I am using WebGrid, WebDesktop and WebCalendar in it. I've a virtual directory added to CommonLibrary in IIS 7. I've the ISNet.dll, ISNet.WebUI.dll, ISNet.WebUI.Resources.dll and ISNet.WebUI.[product].dll/ISNet.WebUI.[product].Resources.dll; As well as the XML files. For the WebGrid, I've added ISRes and ISChart http handlers as well, along with WebInput and Run-time license keys for all the three components.

Now the issue is, InitWebCalendar Component is throwing JavaScript error: Object Required. I know this as an issue which occurs only when the assembly files are missing. But here, I am not able to find any mistake on this side. Can you please provide a solution for this as soon as possible? This is really urgent and would like to know what is missing. Thanks in advance.

How to deploy ClientUI MVVM Business Application

mg@hsig.ch — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 16:15:33 GMT

I have seen the video "Licensing ClientUI Silverlight Application for Deployment". Now I have following question about Deployment.

- In the video, every step is described, except to build the project before copying the folder to Deployment Server. I think this is important

- Also in the video, the whole Silverlight Folder (SilverlightDeploymentSample.Web) is coping to the wwwroot folder on Deployment Server. Would it be enough to copy following subfolders and files: /Bin, /Client, SilverlightDeplomentSampleTestPage.html and Web.config. Correct?

- My Testserver is a Windows Server 2008 R2 (IIS 7.5). Which service roles do I need for the Business Application? Default only? Do I need additional service roles, e.g. ASP.Net (please have a look on "WebserverServiceRoles.png")?

- Additional important is to include the RIA Services assemblies on the Deployment Server. I found a Guide to Deploying RIA Services Solutions. I have downloaded the newest version of WCF RIA Services V1.0 SP2 RC and run the following command (command prompt with administrations rights) on Deployment Server: msiexec /i RIAServices.msi SERVER=true

- How can I use the integrated AuthenticationService (for register and login/logout Users) on Deployment Server? How must I deploy and configure the ASPNETDB.mdf? Can I attach the ASPNETDB to the local SQL Server Instance?

- Is there something else to note?

Thanks a lot for your answer!

Regards Michael

Deployment Problem

DHaworth — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 09:24:26 GMT

Intersoft controls work great on my development box, but when I deploy to our Dev server for testing, I get Javascript errors. It's pretty much the same error on all my pages.

Example:

I get Javascript errors saying "Object expected" on these two Intersoft generated lines in my opening page:

1) <script>InitWebPaneManager("ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_WebPaneManager1");</script>

2) ISControl_InitializeAtlas("ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_WebPaneManager1");

Here is how it is defined in my page:

<ISWebDesktop:WebPaneManager ID="WebPaneManager1" runat="server">
<RootGroupPane Name="RootGroupPane" Text="Root GroupPane">
    <Panes>
      <ISWebDesktop:WebPane Height="Custom" HeightValue="80px" Name="Header" Text="Title" >
        <ContentTemplate>
          <MRS:MRSViewHeader ID="MRSViewHeader1" runat="server" Title="MRS View" />
        </ContentTemplate>
      </ISWebDesktop:WebPane>
      <ISWebDesktop:WebPane Name="Content" Text="Info" >
        <ContentTemplate>
          <div style="text-align: center">
            <asp:Login ID="Login1" runat="server" />
          </div>
        </ContentTemplate>
      </ISWebDesktop:WebPane>
    </Panes>
</RootGroupPane>
</ISWebDesktop:WebPaneManager>

Thanks,

Duane