Hi Antonio,
Is this running with the latest VSIX ?
Is it Wisej.NET 3.5 or 4.0?
Best,
Alaa
It’s a permissions issue. If you’re using IIS you need to give IIS_USER read/write permission.
I just uninstalled the WiseJ extension and re-installed it. No error mentioned above, but still no Wisej controls in the toolbox.
I even created a new WiseJ project and it also did not have tools.
I’ve installed the .visx half a dozen times, including downloading new installers each time. I even uninstalled the extension and re-installed it.
no happiness yet.
further advice?
Strangely enough…In one of my other TEST programs, the Wisej does show up in the Visual Studio design toolbox… I can even copy a control from this application and paste it successfully in my new application. But, alas, the Wisej controls still do not show in the toolbox within.
This is happening in a new WiseJ application (3.5) not converting from Windows Forms to Wise J.
I don’t see any menu like yours on my version of Visual Studio 2022.
I might add that I tried upgrading to WiseJ 4, but there were too many issues, so I reverted to 3.
Using NuGet manager, I removed all wisej DLL’s and re-added WiseJ 3 DLLs, could this be a problem?
I just created a NEW project in VS 2022, selected a Wisej web application, opened Page1 and it says: the designer could not be shown for this file because none of the classes within it can be designed…. the base class system.void cannot be designed.
Hi Rusty,
You can use our built in “Update ToolBox” feature in the designer to populate the ToolBox.
I have attached a screenshot so that you know exactly where to find it.
Btw, if the issue is with using the Net Core designer, then I’m afraid that it’s an issue that comes with Visual Studio, as you have to clean the solution, close VS and then reopen it to rebuild the solution for the toolbox items to show up.
HTH,
Alaa
You need to change the project format to the new sdk format. See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/razor-pages/web-sdk?view=aspnetcore-9.0 Then you need to add Startup.cs, etc. The easiest thing to do is to create a new blank project and either move the files over or look at the differences. The project type is not a Wisej issue, it’s all Microsoft.
web.config is not used in netcore. Only when deploying on IIS it’s used by IIS. Wisej on netcore uses it to read the license key. Aspnet core deployments are different – but it’s just a normal aspnet core app.
swf is for System.Windows.Forms. It comes from the backwards compatibility that Wisej has with Windows Forms. See here: https://docs.wisej.com/migration/winforms-to-wisej-1/winforms-to-wisej#replacing-winforms-namespaces-with-wisej.net
Please provide a compliable test case so that we can investigate the issue. Delete the bin and obj folders before posting. Additionally, does this happen in wisej 3.5, 4.0 or both?
Julie
Hi,
I’ve just restarted the affected apps (sites) for now and this worked. I cannot restart the whole pool at the moment. I do need to know why this happens and how I can prevent it from happening again? Some of my apps are crittical and the popup covers some important elements.
Please contact support AT wisej.com and provide the full license key and the email that it was registered with.
Julie
Hi Vincent,
Would you please delete the .lic file located in C:\ProgramData\IceTeaGroup\Wisej and restart the AppPool?
Best,
Alaa
I added a screenshot of my configuration for that field in the editor
In your web.config file there is a spot for your license that looks like this: <add key="Wisej.LicenseKey" value=""/>
Make sure that you are using a server license there, not a developer license. You can get a free server express license here: https://wisej.com/server-licenses/
Also make sure that your web.config file is being deployed to the server.
1. Yes, you will need to get a new Express license. You can do so here: https://wisej.com/server-licenses/
2. You would need 2 community licenses, as licenses are one per developer. You can check here to make sure that you meet the requirements for a community license: https://docs.wisej.com/license/license-model/community-edition
Hello,
This is fixed internally and a fix will be included in the next release of WIsej.NET!
-Julie
Actually, I jumped the gun… The windows with Wisej controls now OPEN successfully (where the wouldn’t before visx), but the toolbox still doesn’t have Wisej controls listed.
I tried “Choose Items” and none are listed.
Any new suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
🙂 Yes, that was it! I don’t know how it was no longer installed…maybe it’s sun-spots 😉
Thanks!
Hi Reza,
Thank you for your interest in Wisej.NET!
The RTL features are still in heavy development, we’ll look into this and report back!
Best,
Alaa
Hi Rusty,
You’re missing the VISX for Wisej.NET, please download the latest one from https://wisej.com/builds/
Best,
Alaa
