Hi,
I have been trying to run the toolboxutility since this morning. (I have downloaded the trial version)
When I clicked the .exe file, it threw some error saying, "One or more command line arguments are missing". Understood the error to some extend and tried running the .exe file from the command prompt with the necessary arguments. And now, it doesn't give this error, but throws an exception. When I tried to debug the same using VS, it said something like "Request for the Permission of type 'System.Security.Permissions.... " Failed".
I also tried adding these controls manually to the toolbar by saying 'Choose Items' - Even here, I get the same error.
I am using Visual Studio 2005. I have also registered DTE.OLB.
What is this problem about? I have not logged in as an administrator - But I don't think that, this really matters because, I have logged in as the user with all privileges set on.
Driving me crazy for such a long time.... Any help would be really appreciated.
I had this same problem when I first started using their controls, but they've included a nice little cheat for you.
Start > All Programs > Infragistics > NetAdvantage for .NET 2008 Vol. 1 CLR 2.0 > NetAdvantage for .NET Tools > Create Visual Studio Toolbox Tab
Running that will automagically do the work for you. No need to figure out their command line options for the utility.
AH HA!!
I figured it out. You must put the NetAdvantage version number in the command line. And the version is the last digit of the year, dot, volume number.
So for NetAdvantage 2008 volume 1, the command line would be
Infragistics2.ToolboxUtility /v 8.1
("/v" for verbose output.)
I too have had this prolem. I am unable to get the tools to appear in either VS 2005 or VS 2008.
I also had this problem with previous versions of Net Advantage. I do not want to have to add these tools in manually.
Help is greatly appreciated.