Ok, thanks to Felix I fixed it.
Here the solution for record.
My problem was that I downloaded a new version of dotspatial from source code section. I compiled it and I could not make the brutile plugin from felix (available on github) to work. It was throwing a "Authority Code Exception". The problem was that I was compiling the plugin separately from dotspatial by setting its references to the newly built dotspatial dlls. To make this exception disappear I needed to include the brutile plugin within the dotspatial project tree and compile it there.
So in steps:
Oscar
Here the solution for record.
My problem was that I downloaded a new version of dotspatial from source code section. I compiled it and I could not make the brutile plugin from felix (available on github) to work. It was throwing a "Authority Code Exception". The problem was that I was compiling the plugin separately from dotspatial by setting its references to the newly built dotspatial dlls. To make this exception disappear I needed to include the brutile plugin within the dotspatial project tree and compile it there.
So in steps:
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Download dotspatial sources
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Compile them to create the dlls
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Download the brutile plugin from github
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Include the dotspatial brutile plugin within the dostpatial project tree
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point the references of the plugin to the dotspatial newly compiled dlls (you find them in the compiler output directory)
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Compile the plugin (or recompile everything)
Oscar