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Issue with toolbox components in Visual Studio 2019

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31 Jan 2023 19:16 #11504 by support

Replied by support on topic Issue with toolbox components in Visual Studio 2019

Hello,

in QuickOPC 2022.2, Visual Studio integration is only available for VS 2022: opclabs.doc-that.com/files/onlinedocs/QuickOpc/Latest/User%2....html#Development%20Tools.html . It will not work with earlier versions.

For the deployment, you need to grab all files that are output of your project build. There will be many of them - do not be surprised - that is because we are referencing the OPC Foundation (and Microsoft) NuGet packages which in turn have further dependencies. opclabs.doc-that.com/files/onlinedocs/QuickOpc/Latest/User%2...ing%20Assemblies%20(.NET).html

Best regards

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31 Jan 2023 18:07 #11502 by wmitc2375

Issue with toolbox components in Visual Studio 2019 was created by wmitc2375

Hello Support,

I uninstalled an older version of QuickOPC and downloaded and installed the newest version at the time, a few weeks ago, it shows in Windows Start menu as 2022.2

I have tried today to add a component to a Windows Forms designer dialog and am getting a message "Failed to create component. The toolbox item could not be retrieved from the toolbox."

Is there some steps I need to perform to get Visual Studio 2019 toolbox recognizing the newer version?

I also have a question about referenced components such as QuickOPC DLL files. I wish to put my entire application into a network share folder so various workstations in the company I work for can run the executable. What is the best practice for including any needed assemblies with my deployed application?

Thank you,
Bill

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