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I'm trying to run my WPF with SciChart aplication in the separate AppDomain, but method SciChartSurface.SetRuntimeLicenseKey() is not working for me - no any exception, but in SciChart control I can see "Sorry! Your trial of SciChart has expired. Please contact sales if you require an extension." instead of Chart.

In the default AppDomain it works fine.

I tried to run SetRuntimeLicenseKey method from both AppDomains - Default and separate, but without luck.

Nikolay Pogrebnoy
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I have successfully used SciChart's WPF Chart in an application with multiple AppDomains so I know it works.

What is necessary to do is to call the SetRuntimeLicenseKey() once and once only (per AppDomain), before any SciChartSurface instance is called. This way the licensing is initialized before a SciChartSurface is shown.

(From SciChart Documentation)

To apply the runtime key, you need to call SciChartSurface.SetRuntimeLicenseKey() once before any SciChartSurface is instantiated. A good place to do this is in App.xaml.cs

There is a Licensing Troubleshooting page for SciChart WPF here. I suggest if you experience problems to follow these steps and contact their technical support, who will be able to help you.

Dr. Andrew Burnett-Thompson
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