# WW.Cad.NetStandard.Examples

**Repository Path**: coder_live/WW.Cad.NetStandard.Examples

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- **Project Name**: WW.Cad.NetStandard.Examples
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- **License**: MIT
- **Default Branch**: master
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- **Created**: 2023-11-27
- **Last Updated**: 2023-11-27

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## README

# WW.Cad.NetStandard.Examples

This version of WW.Cad is no longer supported, please upgrade to the WW.Cad 6.0 version: https://github.com/woutware/WW.Cad_Net6.0_Examples.

This library works in .NET Core only. For the regular .NET version of CadLib, please visit https://www.woutware.com/net/cad, and download the trial version, which contains Win Forms, WPF and Open GL viewer examples.

Contains .NET Core samples and a basic UWP sample viewer application for the trial version of [WW.Cad.NetStandard library](https://www.woutware.com/ww.cad.netstandard). The Universal Windows application can render AutoCAD DWG and DXF files.

For these applications to work you will need a trial license.
The MyAppKeyPair.snk linked in the projects are not present in the repository, 
you should generate your own strong name key and keep it private.

1. You can generate a strong name key with the following command in the Visual Studio command prompt:
    ```sn -k MyKeyPair.snk```

1. The next step is to extract the public key file from the strong name key (which is a key pair):
    ```sn -p MyKeyPair.snk MyPublicKey.snk```

1. Display the public key token for the public key: 	
    ```sn -t MyPublicKey.snk```

1. Go to the project properties Singing tab, and check the "Sign the assembly" checkbox, 
   and choose the strong name key you created.

1. Register and get your trial license from [https://www.woutware.com/SoftwareLicenses](https://www.woutware.com/SoftwareLicenses).
   Enter your strong name key public key token that you got at step 3.