Build a NX Open .NET application-优快云博客

本文介绍如何使用Visual Studio IDE创建并发布NXOpen.NET应用程序。包括设置项目、添加引用、编写Main()函数、编译测试及签名流程。确保最终用户无需.NET授权许可即可使用。

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A basic setup to build a NX Open .NET application using Visual Studio (IDE)

Interactive Application: .NET authoring license is required

Start Visual Studio 2003 (7.1)

Create class library project

File -> New -> Project -> Visual C# Projects (project types) -> Class Library

Add references

Project -> Add Reference…

Browse to UGII_BASE_DIR\UGII\managed\ Add the following files

NXOpen.dll
NXOpen.Utilities.dll
NXOpen.UF.dll
NXOpenUI.dll (only needed if you build an user interface for your application)

Add Main() function to the class

public static void Main()

{

}

Compile and build the application

Test Appilcation:

Launch NX

Run your sample application

File -> Execute -> NX/Open… (browse to your sample application \bin\Debug\ location, select your application.dll)

Sign Application:

In order to release an application and have non programers use this (someone without a .NET authoring license) you need to sign your application.

Add resource file NXSigningResource.res to your Visual Studio project

File -> Add Existing Item -> browse to UGII_BASE_DIR\UGOPEN\NXSigningResource.res

Set the NXSigningResource.res file Build Action to Embedded Resource

Properties on the NXSigningResource.res file that’s attached to your Visual Studio project

Sign the application, at a command prompt:

UGII_BASE_DIR\UGII\SignLibrary.exe yourSampleApplicationLocation\sampleApplication.dll

If you don’t sign your application when you release it to your end users, they will be required to have a “.NET authoring license”. This is very costly and unnecesary.

Set your Project Configuration Build to Release This will change the build arguments and remove the unnecessary debug statements for the released application

Build -> Configuration Manager
Set “Active Solution Configuration” to Release

Compile, Build, and test

Summary

This application does not do anything but it does set up the foundation needed to get an application built using the Visual Studio IDE and have it signed for release.

reference:

http://plmexchange.net/build-a-nx-open-net-application/#comment-713