Hi,
is anyone using the ProtectedProductSessionManager to deliver 30 day trial serial numbers? I've looked through the code and the associated serial number class and I can't quite see how the expiry mechanism on the serial number works. In particular, how the application is made to stop working once the serial number has expired. The comments indicate that the expiry is an absolute month number - I can't tell if this is correct because I can't find the expiry mechanism. Maybe I'm missing something obvious? Is my understanding correct that the classes are decrypted everytime the application starts? Finally, I'm presuming that this will work with a ToGo deployment? I'm asking questions in advance of stumbling in to try it in order to protect myself from the rotten fruit of my misunderstanding :) ------------------------- Antony Blakey mailto:[hidden email] Linkuistics - The Language of the Web All that is required for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. |
Antony,
> is anyone using the ProtectedProductSessionManager to deliver 30 day > trial serial numbers? I've looked through the code and the associated > serial number class and I can't quite see how the expiry mechanism on > the serial number works. In particular, how the application is made to > stop working once the serial number has expired. The comments indicate > that the expiry is an absolute month number - I can't tell if this is > correct because I can't find the expiry mechanism. Maybe I'm missing > something obvious? The expirty mechanism is not available in the ProtectedProductSessionManager despite some encouragingly named methods, > > Is my understanding correct that the classes are decrypted everytime the > application starts? Yes. > Finally, I'm presuming that this will work with a ToGo deployment? Yes. Best Regards, Andy Bower Dolphin Support http://www.object-arts.com --- Are you trying too hard? http://www.object-arts.com/Relax.htm --- |
Andy Bower wrote:
>> is anyone using the ProtectedProductSessionManager to deliver 30 day >>trial serial numbers? I've looked through the code and the associated >>serial number class and I can't quite see how the expiry mechanism on >>the serial number works. In particular, how the application is made to >>stop working once the serial number has expired. The comments indicate >>that the expiry is an absolute month number - I can't tell if this is >>correct because I can't find the expiry mechanism. Maybe I'm missing >>something obvious? > > > The expirty mechanism is not available in the ProtectedProductSessionManager > despite some encouragingly named methods, Just to confirm - the brevity of your response suggests that there is no support at all for this feature, rather than me simply not looking in the right place? ------------------------- Antony Blakey mailto:[hidden email] Linkuistics - The Language of the Web All that is required for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing. |
Antony,
> > The expirty mechanism is not available in the ProtectedProductSessionManager > > despite some encouragingly named methods, > > Just to confirm - the brevity of your response suggests that there is no > support at all for this feature, rather than me simply not looking in > the right place? That's correct. The existing expiry mechanism used by the Dolphin IDE relies on some communication with the VM and the ability of the VM to "do" something to the image that encodes the expiry info in it. We haven't yet worked out how to create the same effect with a deployed EXE, sorry. Best Regards, Andy Bower Dolphin Support http://www.object-arts.com --- Are you trying too hard? http://www.object-arts.com/Relax.htm --- |
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