Open the Pages/index.chtml file located in the project folder. With the project created, dependencies added, and the license set, coding can begin. If a Deployment license file and developer key are needed, refer to Obtaining a License.Īdding LEADTOOLS references and setting a license are covered in more detail in the Add References and Set a License - ASP.NET Core and TypeScript tutorial. Evaluation license, obtained at the time the evaluation toolkit is downloaded.For details including tutorials for different platforms, refer to Setting a Runtime License. It must be set before any toolkit function is called. The License unlocks the features needed for the project. Make sure to copy these files to the project's scripts\leadtools folder. These can be found in the same folder as the. In addition, the following type definition files are needed for use with TypeScript: Make sure to add these files to the project's These can be removed if not listed above.įor a complete list of which JS files are required for your application, refer to Files to be Included with your Application js files located at \LEADTOOLS22\Bin\JS.įor this project, the following references are needed: The references needed depend upon the purpose of the project. If that project is unavailable, follow the steps in that tutorial to create it. Start with a copy of the project created in the Add References and Set a License - ASP.NET Core and TypeScript tutorial. Get familiar with the basic steps of creating a project by reviewing the Add References and Set a License - ASP.NET Core and TypeScript tutorial, before working on the Display Files in the Document Viewer - ASP.NET Core and TypeScript tutorial.Ĭreate the Project and Add LEADTOOLS References HTML5: HTML5 JavaScript, HTML5 React JS, HTML5 Node.JS.
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This tutorial covers how to use LEADTOOLS Document Viewer SDK technology in an ASP.NET Core Web Application with TypeScript.
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