Hi Handy,

Lightswitch is a silverlight application generator. It produces several assemblies and I'm believing that the assembly with the root visual is not one that it builds for me...but rather one that is part of their common runtime. That part isn't documented so it's hard to know for sure how all the generated pieces fit together.

http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/lightswitch/

I have tried attaching the license to the assembly it builds with my custom screens, and also to the external assembly I produce and reference from the main generator - no luck on either.

I'm familiar in general with your licensing procedure and have it running successfully on my traditional silverlight apps.

Microsoft is making a big push on this tool. They seem to be putting a lot of manpower on it. Your controls are fully compatible with it - it's just the licensing that needs to be figured out.

Does is have to be the assembly with the root visual? Or will any assembly work? Because if their root visual comes from the common runtime they provide, this might pose a problem.

I could put together a small app for you - but you would need to install Lightswitch Beta 2 to compile it.

Cheers,

Peter