Hi Naveen,
Thank you for getting back to us.
Upon reviewing your
reported issue, we understand that you are still facing difficulties while
registering the license in your application. Regarding this issue, please
ensure that you are using the same major version for all Syncfusion components.
Our Syncfusion licenses are version-specific, and if multiple major versions of
our components are used in the same application, it can create version
conflicts. Therefore, please make sure that you use the same version for all
Syncfusion components.
Also, we want to
convey that the license key validation was introduced starting with our 2022
Volume 1 release, which corresponds to versions beginning with (v20.1.XX). When
you use a version under 20 (i.e., 19.X.XX), you don't need to register license.
But when using version 24.X.XX, it is mandatory to register license key with
the particular version (i.e., license key generated under 24.X.XX).
Note: However, it's
important to note that our ej2-base package is a sub-dependency of our
component packages. When installing our component package, such as
@syncfusion/ej2-angular-grids, the ej2-base package will be automatically
installed alongside it. Therefore, it is important not to add ej2-base
separately; our angular packages alone are sufficient.
Follow the below
steps to resolve the issue.
- Delete the @Syncfusion folder
from node_modules and the package-lock.json file from the root folder.
- Clear the npm cache file,
which will be created inside the node_modules folder.
- Update our packages to the
same major version. For example, if you are using a version like (i.e.,
v24.2.X), use the same version for all the Syncfusion components in the
package.json file.
- Run the ‘’npm install”
command to install the node_modules.
Please refer to the
below documentation and licensing FAQs.
Link: Licensing
FAQ's
If the issue still
persists, kindly reach out to us.
Regards,
Mohamed
Imran T
