Praveen,

If the Shapedbutton derives from one of our controls and is also in another assembly you will need to recompile that assembly with the newer version of our controls.  If that doesn't match your scenario, I will need more details than what is provided here.

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.

Raman,

If the only third party tools you are using are Infragistics, then yes the licenses.licx file will be an empty text file.  If you are using other third party components it is possible that they would also have entries in the licenses.licx file and those may or may not be able to be safely removed.

The functionality of your application will not be impacted with this approach.

Let me know if I may be of further assistance.

Raman,

The recommended approach would be to work with someone that does have admin access to get the Infragistics toolset installed. 

If that truly isn't an option, you could copy the Infragistics assemblies to your build machine from a machine where you did install a licensed version and remove the references from the license.licx file so that the build will succeed on the build server.  Note that it is important to copy the assemblies from a licensed install to ensure that you don't get trial assemblies when building your application.

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.

Raman,

Does it work for you to silently install the Infragistics controls on the build server from the command line?  You can use the /quiet option to prevent user interaction and /product to specify a product and /key to specify your key.  You can see the full list of options by typing /help after the installer from a command prompt window.

If this solution doesn't work please provide more details on why it wouldn't work.

Praveen,

The WebExplorerBar is in the Infragistics.Web.UI.NavigationControls namespace.

Yes, that is correct.  The Infragistics.Excel and Infragistics.Documents assemblies were renamed in 2011 Volume 1 as mentioned in the help: Breaking Changes in 2011 Volume 1.

Let me know if I may be of further assistance.

Hello,

The replacement that you have done is correct for the newer controls and targeting .NET Framework 4.0 or later. For Windows Forms we only provided a single version of the assemblies for .NET 4.0 and later where ASP.NET we did provide assemblies for .NET 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5 when the relevant versions of the framework were released to take advantage of improvements in ASP.NET that don’t apply to Windows Forms.

Note that your replacement list is missing the Infragistics4.Shared.v15.1 assembly and this is still needed if you didn’t add a reference to it.  If you have more projects to upgrade you may want to consider using the version utility to help you upgrade the projects.

Let me know if you have any questions with this matter.