Problem:
When the C++ CRL project is compiled the components are not built
in even in spite of the availability of the correct licenses.licx file.
Reason:
The matter is that Visual Studio doesn't compile licenses by
default in spite of the availability of the file in the project.
Solution:
To make Visual Studio compile licenses you need to the complete
the following steps:
1. Run context menu of the project containing licenses.licx
in the Solution Explorer
2. Select "Build Customizations" menu item
3. Check "lc(.targets, .props)" in the appeared
dialog and click OK to close it.
4. Run context menu of the licenses.licx element in the Solution
Explorer
5. Select "Properties" menu item
6. Select "Configuration Properties\General" item
in the tree on the left of the form
7. Select "License Compiler" value for the "Item
Type" property. Click Ok.
After you complete these steps licenses should
be included in the project when it is compiled.
Article ID: 555, Created: March 12, 2013 at 9:13 AM, Modified: March 12, 2013 at 9:13 AM