I found an intriguing problem in my WPF application. I'm using the AssemblyResolve feature to manage dependencies on Telerik DLLs. So far everything works normally. Telerik.Windows. * DLLs, when prompted, are loaded and returned by the AssemblyResolve event. I noticed that in some situations, the requested name is terminated by ".resources". In this case the event returns null (procedure I checked on some forums).
The RadRichTextbox component is instantiated and loaded normally in my application. But I noticed that some functions do not work. For example the context menu on the document does not appear when triggered by the right mouse button. By performing some tests I found that when I put the Telerik.Windows.Controls.RichTextBoxUI.dll DLL in the same folder as my EXE, everything works perfectly. The context menu appears as expected.
Because the Telerik components use many dependencies, I would very much like to make them available in a specific directory. What am I doing wrong in my AssemblyResolve event? The procedure to return null when the event is triggered with the name ".resources" is correct?
The RadRichTextbox component is instantiated and loaded normally in my application. But I noticed that some functions do not work. For example the context menu on the document does not appear when triggered by the right mouse button. By performing some tests I found that when I put the Telerik.Windows.Controls.RichTextBoxUI.dll DLL in the same folder as my EXE, everything works perfectly. The context menu appears as expected.
Because the Telerik components use many dependencies, I would very much like to make them available in a specific directory. What am I doing wrong in my AssemblyResolve event? The procedure to return null when the event is triggered with the name ".resources" is correct?
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Hi Marcílio,
The Telerik.Windows.Controls.RichTextBoxUI.dll assembly contains definitions related to the UI of the control and the provided functionalities, including the context menu. With that said, to use the context menu, you will need to ensure that this assembly is loaded as well. In the Getting Started topic you can find a list with all the dependencies of RadRichtextBox.
Having the assemblies required for the functionalities to work as expected loaded by the application should be enough so the control can function properly.
Please, let me know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Tanya
Progress Telerik
The Telerik.Windows.Controls.RichTextBoxUI.dll assembly contains definitions related to the UI of the control and the provided functionalities, including the context menu. With that said, to use the context menu, you will need to ensure that this assembly is loaded as well. In the Getting Started topic you can find a list with all the dependencies of RadRichtextBox.
Having the assemblies required for the functionalities to work as expected loaded by the application should be enough so the control can function properly.
Please, let me know if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
Tanya
Progress Telerik
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