How to include Price History API in .NET?

The article discusses how to include Price History API in .NET 2.0 and 4.0 application.

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To include Price History API in your .NET 2.0 application, you should:

1. Place your application program in the same directory where supporting dlls are located (usually the bin folder containing gsexpat.dll, pricehistorymgr.dll, quotesmgr2.dll , etc.). You can do this by either building your executable into the folder with supporting dlls or by copying the required dlls into your target directory. For example, if the folder C:\PriceHistoryAPI\bin contains these libraries, a post-built event command line can look like this:

        copy C:\PriceHistoryAPI\bin\*.dll "$(TargetDir)"

2. Add net\dotnet20\pricehistorymgr_net.dll as a reference to your project.

3. Add namespace Candleworks.PriceHistoryMgr to your project:

        using Candleworks.PriceHistoryMgr;

To use Price History API in your .NET 4.0 application, you should:

1. Place your application program in the same directory where supporting dlls are located (usually the bin folder containing gsexpat.dll, pricehistorymgr.dll, quotesmgr2.dll , etc.). You can do this by either building your executable into the folder with supporting dlls or by copying the required dlls into your target directory. For example, if the folder C:\PriceHistoryAPI\bin contains these libraries, a post-built event command line can look like this:

        copy C:\PriceHistoryAPI\bin\*.dll "$(TargetDir)"

2. Add net\dotnet40\pricehistorymgr_net.dll as a reference to your project.

3. Add namespace Candleworks.PriceHistoryMgr to your project:

        using Candleworks.PriceHistoryMgr;

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