2025 Application Bundle will Load lisps, but fail to load NET dlls with no Error

2025 Application Bundle will Load lisps, but fail to load NET dlls with no Error

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2025 Application Bundle will Load lisps, but fail to load NET dlls with no Error

jdaltonAWVZ3
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I have upgraded all of my .NET to NET 8.0 for 2025 and they all run without problems on their own. I have an application bundle for 2025 that will load the CUI and LISP files from the PackageContents.xml, but will not load any of the .NET dlls. There is no error when opening CAD, so I am having trouble pinpointing what exactly is going on. My PackageContents.xml snippets are down below. Any help would be appreciated!

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ApplicationPackage SchemaVersion="1.0" ProductType="Application"
                        Name="Apploader"
                        AppVersion="25.0.0"
                        Description="Load Apps"
                        Author="Me"
                        Icon="./Contents/Resources/logo icon.ico"
                        HelpFile="./Contents/Resources/help file.html"
                        ProductCode="{15AF76A1-7F5C-48EC-B8E5-2C74B4166310}">
	<CompanyDetails Name="Me"/>
	
	<Components>
		<ComponentEntry 
			ModuleName="./Contents/Resources/my.cuix" 
			Version="25.0.0" 
			AppDescription="CUI File"/>
	</Components>
	
	<Components>
		<ComponentEntry 
			AppName="FIGURE TO POLY"
			Version="25.0.1"
			ModuleName="./Contents/FIGURE TO POLY (FIG2P) (2022).lsp"
			LoadOnAutoCADStartup="True">
			<Commands GroupName="FIG 2 POLY">
				<Command Local="FIG2P" Global="FIG2P" />
			</Commands>
		</ComponentEntry>
	</Components>
	<Components>
		<ComponentEntry
			AppName="Elevation From Object"
			Version="25.0.0"
	ModuleName="./Contents/ElevationFromobject/ElevationFromObject2025.dll"
			LoadOnAutoCADStartup="True"
      AppType=".Net">
			<Commands GroupName="ElevFromObj">
				<Command Local="ELFO" Global="ELFO" />
			</Commands>
		</ComponentEntry>
	</Components>
</ApplicationPackage>

 

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I added the following line to the dll components and it worked. Should have done more research.

<RuntimeRequirements OS="Win64" SeriesMin="R25.0" SeriesMax="R25.0" />
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