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Hi everyone,
sorry but I'm not an expert in Javascript and even in C#.
I just discovered JES I would like to ask if there anyway to use the library PaperJs into a C# software. I've made an attempt by using Jurassic engine and an error come out saying the require was not defined.
So I understood that NodeJs engine and this error come out: JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.Node module cannot work correctly when the Node JS service is configured to work in the multi-process mode of Jering.Javascript.NodeJS
could you please give me any suggestion about this.
thanks in advance
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Hi everyone, sorry but I'm not an expert in Javascript and even in C#. I just discovered JES I would like to ask if there anyway to use the library PaperJs into a C# software. I've made an attempt by using Jurassic engine and an error come out saying the require was not defined. So I understood that NodeJs engine and this error come out: JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.Node module cannot work correctly when the Node JS service is configured to work in the multi-process mode of Jering.Javascript.NodeJS
could you please give me any suggestion about this.
Hi everyone,
sorry but I'm not an expert in Javascript and even in C#.
I just discovered JES I would like to ask if there anyway to use the library PaperJs into a C# software. I've made an attempt by using Jurassic engine and an error come out saying the require was not defined.
So I understood that NodeJs engine and this error come out:
JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.Node module cannot work correctly when the Node JS service is configured to work in the multi-process mode of Jering.Javascript.NodeJS
could you please give me any suggestion about this.
thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: