The Blazor platform has a licensing validation issue - version 17.4.0.39

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The Blazor platform has a licensing validation issue. To resolve this issue, please follow this KB article Link.  This issue arises only when you use the Blazor NuGet package version 17.4.0.39 from nuget.org. We are working to resolve the issue with high priority. We will resolve and confirm by 20th December 2019. 

 

Regards,

Syncfusion Blazor Team.

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This issue resolved and updated in nuget.org on 20th December 2019. If you installed the Syncfusion.Licensing package on or before 20th December 2019, please clear NuGet cache or remove the Syncfusion.Licensing version 17.4.0.39 package from NuGet cache. 

Regards,

Syncfusion Blazor Team.

[Michael Wilson]

Hi

I have a blazor synfusion app running in docker. When I use an Azure container there are no licensing issues. When I use a Linux ubuntu docker container the unlicensed banner is displayed.

Do I need to add any libs to the Linux docker image or take any other action in order for the licensing service to operate correctly?

Thank you in advance.

Michael

[Kalap Johnson Peter Paulraj]

Hi Michael,

We are trying to reproduce the issue in the same environment of yours. We will update you further details on 26th August 2020.

Regards,
Kalap Johnson Peter P.

[Kalap Johnson Peter Paulraj]

Hi Michael,

Sorry for the delay in response

We are still trying to reproduce this issue. We will update you further details on 1st September 2020.

Regards,
Kalap Johnson Peter P.

[Michael Wilson]

No problem thank you for your efforts.

[Kalap Johnson Peter Paulraj]

Hi Michael, 

 

Thanks for your patience. 

We have checked reported issue in the blazor sample with Linux ubuntu docker container and couldn’t get reproduce the issue. We suspect that you may use different license key in your application. 

Our license keys are version and platform specific. If you are using Syncfusion NuGet packages from nuget.org or trial installer, you should generate and register corresponding version and platform license key in your application to prevent the trial licensing popup. Refer the following documentation link to know more about licensing. 

https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key   

 

Also ensure that all the referenced Syncfusion assemblies\NuGet packages are on same version.  

Find below the knowledge base article to know about which version license key should use in application, 

https://www.syncfusion.com/kb/8951/which-version-syncfusion-license-key-should-i-use-in-my-application 

To generate license key: https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key#how-to-generate-syncfusion-license-key  

To register the license key: https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key#blazor 

If still the issue persist, please share us the following details to check the reported issue. 

1. License key registered in your application
2. Syncfusion Essential Studio version used
3. List of Syncfusion assemblies/NuGet packages used
4. Screenshot of the application with error.
5. Sample application if possible.

 

Regards, 

Kalap Johnson Peter P.

[Michael Wilson]

Thank you for taking the time to evaluate my issue. 

I may be confused by your meaning of platform-specific.

I have uploaded 2 screenshots: 

The first one is my code running in visual studio on a Windows 10 PC not displaying the banner.

The second is the SAME code running on a ubuntu docker container displaying the banner.

Am I required to have a different license based on the OS platform?

Once again I really appreciate your patience with me.

Attachment: webpage_5b9acb97.zip

PS: I would like to add the NuGet packages are the same I do not have a separate build.

[Kalap Johnson Peter Paulraj]

Hi Michael,

We have created an incident under your account. You can follow up with that incident for further updates

Regards,
Kalap Johnson Peter P.