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‎Jan 19, 2017
10:24 AM
Token Licensing - Non retornable licenses
Hi All,
we're trying to build a license system based on token, that is, a license is consumed everytime a process is started and that license cannot be returned anymore. It's more like a pool of licenses that can be only decreased or dettached. It's is possible using flex api? What's are your suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
we're trying to build a license system based on token, that is, a license is consumed everytime a process is started and that license cannot be returned anymore. It's more like a pool of licenses that can be only decreased or dettached. It's is possible using flex api? What's are your suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
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‎Jan 23, 2017
06:20 AM
Hi everyone,
by now we're exploring the checkin filter we've found in the programming guide for license files, section customizing the Vendor Daemon, to make a selective non-retornable feature.
Best regards.
by now we're exploring the checkin filter we've found in the programming guide for license files, section customizing the Vendor Daemon, to make a selective non-retornable feature.
Best regards.
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‎Jan 30, 2017
04:15 AM
Hello everyone,
continuing with the non retornable licenses i'm trying to make our vendor daemon to checkout the consumed licenses on start-up. I've tried to use lc_new_job from a ls_user_init2 callback but it returns an error related to invalid VENDORCODE structure (LM_BADVENDORDATA). So is it possible to use lc_checkout from the vendor daemon?
Thanks in advance.
continuing with the non retornable licenses i'm trying to make our vendor daemon to checkout the consumed licenses on start-up. I've tried to use lc_new_job from a ls_user_init2 callback but it returns an error related to invalid VENDORCODE structure (LM_BADVENDORDATA). So is it possible to use lc_checkout from the vendor daemon?
Thanks in advance.
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‎Jan 31, 2017
03:58 PM
If you really want to use a pool of licenses that can be consumed but never used again, I don't think you want to use certificate based licensing. I believe trusted storage can do exactly what you want. Or you can probably use one of the flexid dongles on the server. I haven't tried either one of these, so I can't offer any help with them.
If you want to use certificate licenses I don't think you can use lc_checkout in the vendor daemon. You should be able to use ls_checkout. This function isn't well documented but you can find an example in the examples/advanced folder.
If you want to use certificate licenses I don't think you can use lc_checkout in the vendor daemon. You should be able to use ls_checkout. This function isn't well documented but you can find an example in the examples/advanced folder.
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‎Feb 03, 2017
06:13 AM
raffie wrote:
If you really want to use a pool of licenses that can be consumed but never used again, I don't think you want to use certificate based licensing. I believe trusted storage can do exactly what you want. Or you can probably use one of the flexid dongles on the server. I haven't tried either one of these, so I can't offer any help with them.
If you want to use certificate licenses I don't think you can use lc_checkout in the vendor daemon. You should be able to use ls_checkout. This function isn't well documented but you can find an example in the examples/advanced folder.
Thanks for your reply. I've abandoned that way in favor to activation and trusted storage. Now I'm buildind the toolkit with TS support and testing it.