Hi i am new to windows phone app development,
I've got Json.Net via NuGet PAckage Manager in visual studio express edition, for my application.
I'm using it only in my app which is developed in visual studio express.
Now my question is,do i need to get license for using it?
Yes of course. You have to get the license.
Nuget Package Manager is just a manager, which manages all your packages and just deploys it to your project during run time.
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The Previous Answer is Correct in a strict sense. Nuget Package Manager is not responsible for obtaining a license for the packages it deploys for you.
But as far as Json.Net is concerned.
a Previous Response has documented that JSON.NET is free of charge for Commercial use. Can I distribute JSON.NET with my commercial application?.
I believe some of the confusion on Nuget Json.net Package stems from the fact that right after Install of Json.Net on Nuget Package Manager you are directed to the following page NewtonSoft Store Page. But this page actually refers to a different product which has a different package. I am speculating, but I think this up-sell is what's confusing many folks. Whatever ships with Newtonsoft.Json.dll is free of charge. including the very limited portion of namespace Newtonsoft.Json.Schema that it includes.
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We are currently completing a .Net application that uses the YouTube API. The API DLLs are loaded from NuGet packages, all working fine. To be legally on the safe side, do we need to include any further files in our installer, e.g. an API readme or a term license document?
The NuGet packages only provide the DLLs.
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The Google .net client library is covered under the Apache licence to my knowledge there is nothing that you need to include in your project to use it.
using vs 2017 is it possible to control/permission who can install packages in a solution without using Team Services or other third party tool?
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is it possible to control/permission who can install packages in a solution without using Team Services or other third party tool?
To my knowledge, we could not set permission who can install packages from NuGet gallery without VSTS or third party tool. That because the gallery has not been implemented for this, but you can set up a NuGet server that is accessible via https from the internet, and only allows people who can successfully authenticate to view or download the packages on the server.
You can refer to how to set NuGet.Server and how to Configuring NuGet server to use Authentication for detail info.
I've got a custom project template for a .NET Core project that I'd like to make available via dotnet new <templatename>. It was developed using Visual Studio Code on Mac OS X.
This document discusses creating new projects, specifically for ASP.NET Core, but I want to create and distribute a new .NET Core project template that doesn't include ASP.NET. It's just a class library project with some key modifications.
Question: How would I create a package for this purpose and distribute it both privately internally and/or publicly? Is it possible to simply package this up as a NuGet or Yeoman package, or is there some other mechanism I need to use?
UPDATE: Here is the official team blog: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2017/04/02/how-to-create-your-own-templates-for-dotnet-new/
We currently have the documentation on a gist, but are working on turning it into a team blog soon. I will update here when the blog is posted and public.
For now, you can refer to the gist: https://gist.github.com/sayedihashimi/05741c31ca559f1960bef159a5684988
Just a quick question.
I have Visual Studio 2010 professional edition installed at my home desktop. Can I set up Nuget server for practice or self learning?
Thanks.
You certainly can: Hosting Your Own NuGet Feeds
You could use the free MyGet.org service and focus on creating the packages and learning the commands instead.
No need to set up your own NuGet server (unless you want to learn how to set it up). MyGet is an ideal solution to jump-start your NuGet learning experience.
There is nothing stopping you from installing the server, but the fact that you are not running the most recent version of Visual Studio.
You can install and use NuGet from thier website, just download a previous version of the software.
I have an application which require .net 2 and .net 4 framework with adobe reader , i want to install them before software installation, how i am supposed to do this? Kindly please guide me towards right direction.
This is usually done by adding the packages you need as prerequisites for the main installer. Most commercial setup tools support prerequisites one way or another. Here is a list which can get you started:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_installation_software
Pick a tool and try using it to create your installer and add prerequisites for it. I recommend Advanced Installer or InstallShield. If you want a free solution, you can try WiX.
What you need is basically a suite installation. The link I included shows how to do this with Advanced Installer (Disclaimer: I work on this tool). This is a commercial tool, but it saves you from learning to code Wix/NSIS projects, as it is completely GUI driven, thus you can built your installers without writing any code.
With NSIS as your installer, you can refer to the following pages for help with detecting and installing .NET:
How to ensure a required version of .NET Framework is installed
How to automatically download and install a particular version of .NET if it is not already installed