From: Junior Sanders [mailto:hsanders@comptechweb.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2017 5:58 PM
To: Will Rostron
Subject: RE: 8112 & Visual Studio 2010

We just got it to work by renaming the ftd2xx64.dll to ftd2xx.dll in the executable folder on the target machine. Does this mean I’m including the wrong file in my package?

From: Will Rostron [mailto:will.rostron@sealevel.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2017 3:18 PM
To: hsanders@comptechweb.com
Subject: RE: 8112 & Visual Studio 2010

Hi Junior,

It would be most likely that the ClickOnce deployment is not putting SeaMAX.dll into the same folder as the executable that is being run.  That’s the bit that can be a bit tricky – it has to be in the same folder as the executable that is being run, not where the information about the app resides.

My next debugging step would be to examine the deployed running application process on a “virgin” system with process explorer to see what that path is.

Best regards,

-- 
Will Rostron || Applications Engineer || Sealevel Systems, Inc. || 864.843.4343 x121 || wrostron@sealevel.com 


From: Junior Sanders [mailto:hsanders@comptechweb.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2017 8:55 AM
To: Will Rostron
Subject: RE: 8112 & Visual Studio 2010

Hey Will, I’ve run into another problem. I’m able to connect to the sealevel device on my PC just fine after making those changes but when I deply the app using click once it installs fine on the production PC (windows 8 64 bit) but when I try to connect to the device I get the following error:

System.dllnotfoundexception: unable to load dll ‘seaMAX.dll’

It’s included in my project and in the application files for the publish.

Please help.

From: Will Rostron [mailto:will.rostron@sealevel.com] 
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2017 7:58 AM
To: hsanders@comptechweb.com
Subject: RE: 8112 & Visual Studio 2010

Hi Junior,

It looks like SeaMAX.dll and ftd2xx.dll need to be placed in the build output folder.  

I usually do this by including them in my project, as described in the SeaMAX API Documentation ? Getting Started ? Integrating SeaMAX into Your Project ? Microsoft .NET Languages (C#, J#, VB .NET, C++ .NET)  (On my computer, this is –  C:/Program Files (x86)/Sealevel Systems/SeaMAX/Documentation/API/usingseamax_dotnet.html)

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Best regards,

-- 
Will Rostron || Applications Engineer || Sealevel Systems, Inc. || 864.843.4343 x121 || wrostron@sealevel.com 


From: Junior Sanders [mailto:hsanders@comptechweb.com] 
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2017 8:14 AM
To: Will Rostron
Subject: RE: 8112 & Visual Studio 2010

Hey Will, I received the 8222 today and tried using it but still getting an error when trying to open the connection to the unit. I have tried the dlls you sent me and get same result. See the error I’m getting here: