What to deliver with Spire.doc.dll ?

[ATTIC]

Hello,
I'm preparing a project using Spire.doc for .Net with Visual.
I'm using Nuget to upload the latest version of Spire.doc.

Is it necessary to deliver the “sub-DLLs”, in addition to Spire.doc.dll?
See the attached screenshot for a better understanding.

Regards
William

[amy.zhao]

Hello William,

Thank you for your inquiry.

Yes, these sub-DLL files are necessary. They are required DLL files for certain functionalities within Spire.Doc.dll.

Sincerely,
Amy
E-iceblue support team

[ATTIC]

Hello Amy,

And the level 2 "sub-DLLs" ?

Regards
William

[William.Zhang]

Hello，

Thanks for your reply.
Yes, the level 2 'sub DLLs' are also needed.

Sincerely,
William
E-iceblue support team

[ATTIC]

Okay, thanks.
I'm still new to Visual .NET8 projects, do you have any idea how to get all the necessary DLLs into a “Dependencies” subfolder of the generation folder?
Regards
William

[amy.zhao]

Hello William,

Thank you for your further inquiry.

There are two ways to install Spire.Doc: one is through NuGet, and the other is manual installation.

1. When installing Spire.Doc via NuGet, all dependent DLLs will be automatically installed into the project through NuGet, requiring no additional actions.
2. When manually adding the Spire.Doc.dll to the project, you need to install the following dependent DLL files into the project via NuGet one by one. After that, no further actions are required.

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Microsoft.Win32.Registry >= 5.0.0
System.Drawing.Common >= 6.0.0
System.Security.Permissions >= 6.0.0
System.Text.Encoding.CodePages >= 6.0.0
System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs >= 6.0.0
System.Security.Cryptography.Xml >= 6.0.0
HarfBuzzSharp >= 2.6.1.5

Regarding your request to get all the dependent DLL files, you can find them in your local directory where the NuGet package has been downloaded.

If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

Sincerely,
Amy
E-iceblue support team

[ATTIC]

Thanks for the answer.
I do use the nuget method.
But my question was about generating the project and moving these DLLs to a “Dependencies” subfolder of the production folder.
Regards
William

[amy.zhao]

Hi William,

The DLLs that Spire.Doc.dll depends on, as mentioned above, must be placed in the same directory as Spire.Doc.dll. They also need to be located alongside the project's executable. The dependent DLLs and Spire.Doc.dll cannot be placed in separate directories.

Sincerely,
Amy
E-iceblue support team

[ATTIC]

Yes, I understand that.
But my project generates an assembly, and I want it to load all the “Spire.doc + Dependencies” DLLs from a “Dependencies” subfolder.
Regards
William

[amy.zhao]

Hi William,

For your situation, perhaps you should use the <probing> element in your configuration file.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/configure-apps/file-schema/runtime/probing-element

Hope it can help you.

Sincerely,
Amy
E-iceblue support team

[ATTIC]

Hi Amy,
Thanks for your help.
One last question.
If I produce a DLL only for Windows X64 platforms, do I really need to provide anything other than Spire.doc.dll with my DLL?
Regards
William

[amy.zhao]

Hi William，

Sorry for the delay response as the different time zones.

The functionalities in our Spire.Doc.dll depend on the following DLLs. If any of them are missing, the program will throw an exception. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that all dependent DLLs are available when using Spire.Doc.dll.

Sincerely,
Amy
E-iceblue support team