Hi Erik. I created dll with Visual Studio and following your steps, but have problem. When I try to add line for my png into Images in DotnetTest.ControlAddin.al program show me error: Missing file 'Dotnet/_framework/_bin/TestFunctionLib.dll.png' . I don't really know what I am doing wrong :) . Maybe is problem into dll?
I'm been working on my ASP.net solution and have been thinking of moving it to blazor. BC should be moved to blazor so that we don't have to do hacking/bloated solution. just include our dll in our solution.
Have you (or anyone) tinkered around with this lately? I work in Blazor and BC every day and this never would have crossed my mind. Thanks to this video, I have a new reason to live! 😉 jk
@@Hougaard No, every time I put a wcf (web service) in visual studio, the Test DotNet in AL page does not work for me, neither of the two buttons, why, or do I have to put something else in the visual studio code?
Thanks for the idea and video. Based on this sample, have tried to read serial port using System.IO.Port assembly ref. But it failed with error - Uncaught (in promise) Error: System.PlatformNotSupportedException: System.IO.Ports is currently only supported on Windows. Can i request for a help to advise a possible solution to read serial port from client pc. I am using BC v17. Thanks in advance!
@@Hougaard Hi Erik, big fan of all the ideas you've shown in your videos (though this has to be the coolest one by far). I've tried setting up a blazor web assembly start project, but I can't get it to output the same kind of result like yours did. For example, my blazor.boot.json does not contain sha256 values for dlls. I'm not sure if I'm creating a project for the wrong thing entirely or if it is just that I'm trying to do it on a wrong version of blazor, but I simply cannot get it right. Is there any chance you could put your VS solution on github? Or share some additional info about the setup process? Apologies for the bother, all the best!
@@JaspreetSingh-bh5hc Not really, if the .exe is a .netcore assembly, then you might be able to treat the .exe as a .dll and call main() - but that's just a guess :)
