Hi,

What version of the product are you using?

I just tried this with the latest 18.0.12 and it worked OK using the generated SampleApp.

Also, we now recommend using Liquid XML Objects for C# code generation. You can generate the code directly from within Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 (or you can still use the Wizard).

Thanks for the response.

I am using 18.0.11.10216.  I can try the latest version.

Also, the sample application doesn't seem to have any errors.

However after playing with this some more, I may have found where the problem is.  Our final product uses two DLLs produced from the Liquid XML Data Binding Wizard.  The first library was made by a contractor, who has a regular license.  The second library is the one I am working on using the trial version.  So I think the problem is the library the contractor delivered and/or the LiquidTechnologies.Runtime.Net45.dll that accompanies it is demanding there be a full license.  If I use the the LiquidTechnologies.Runtime.Net45.dll that was delivered alongside the first library in my final product, I get a build problem "Found conflicts between different versions of 'LiquidTechnologies.Runtime.Net45' that could not be resolved."  If I then switch to the LiquidTechnologies.Runtime.Net45.dll that is generated along side the library that I am working on, then there is just the trial license, and the first library fails when I try to use it at runtime due to an "expired trial license".