Hello, I am new to Autocad development and will migrate a legacy desktop app to web app. I found autocad has web version too and one nudget for .net developer. https://www.nuget.org/packages/AutoCAD.NET/
I wonder,
1. does autocad provide a nudget for web development? if it does, any document to share?
2. do I need pay sdk or API licenece fee? how much?
Thanks,
Shenyi
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I cannot help with the web API part, but the most inexpensive way to gain access to Autodesk Developer Network (ADN) is to become an AUGI Professional Member:
... Which comes with a FREE Standard ADN Membership ($1,400):
https://www.augi.com/adn-membership-offer
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@Anonymous wrote:
....I found autocad has web version too ...
There is no API available to interact with AutoCAD web version, which is a very light version of AuotCAD, mainly for viewing drawing and limited cababilities to change/update drawing.
@Anonymous wrote:
... one nudget for .net developer. https://www.nuget.org/packages/AutoCAD.NET/...
This Nuget package is meant for desktop AutoCAD (AuotCAD .NET plugin) development.
Currently, when you say web application that deal with AutoCAD/DWG file, you would need to learn both Autodesk Forge services (most likely Forge's Design Automation) and AutoCAD .NET plugin development.
Norman Yuan
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