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namespace Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing public class DeviceLicensing
Synergex provides a DeviceLicensing namespace that contains the functionality needed to implement device licensing in your applications. See Device Licensing for instructions.
public static async DeviceLicensing.Activate(token, password, descrip),
& @Task<LicenseError>
Activates a device. Your application should prompt the user for the token, password, and device description, or obtain that information in some other manner. This method must be called by your ISynergyDeviceCallback.ActivationDialog() method.
The token passed from the ActivationDialog() method. (string)
The password passed from the ActivationDialog() method. (string)
The unique device description passed from the ActivationDialog() method. Must be unique within the license block. (string)
If the activation is successful, Activate() returns a completed task with LicenseError.None. If activation is not successful, Activate() returns one of the following: DeviceMismatch, Unauthorized, Expired, Revoked, NoSlots, DuplicateDevice, NotFound, Timeout, Connectivity, MiscError, InternalLicensingServerError. See Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing.LicenseError for details.
public static async DeviceLicensing.Deactivate, @Task<LicenseError>
Deactivates the device and clears all license information stored on the device. You can use this routine to provide an application option that allows the device end user to deactivate a device that is being replaced. This application option might also be invoked under the direction of Synergex to assist in problem solving.
If deactivation is successful, Deactivate() returns a completed task with LicenseError.None. If deactivation is not successful, Deactivate() returns one of the following: NotActivated, NotTransferable, DeviceMismatch, NotFound, Timeout, Connectivity, MiscError, InternalLicensingServerError. If Deactivate() returns NotActivated, DeviceMismatch, or NotFound, the license information will still be cleared. See Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing.LicenseError for details on these errors.
public static async DeviceLicensing.Synchronize(auto_reactivate), @Task<LicenseError>
Synchronizes the device license service with the device. This method gets current device license information from the device license service and stores it on the device. It must be called by your ISynergyDeviceCallback.Synchronize() method.
Flag that indicates that a “device mismatch” error condition should attempt to activate as a new device. If true, activate on a device mismatch. If false, don’t activate on a device mismatch. (boolean)
If synchronization is successful, Synchronize() returns a completed task with LicenseError.None. If synchronization is not successful, Synchronize() returns one of the following: NotActivated, Expired, Revoked, DeviceMismatch, NoSlots, NotFound, Timeout, Connectivity, MiscError, InternalLicensingServerError. See Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing.LicenseError for details.
public static async DeviceLicensing.GetDeviceGUID, @Task<LicenseError>
Generates a unique identifier for the device. This method must be called by your ISynergyDeviceCallback.Init() method.
If the call is successful, GetDeviceGUID() returns a completed task with LicenseError.None. If the call is not successful, GetDeviceGUID() returns one of the following: InvalidAttribute, MultipleInit, Timeout, Connectivity, MiscError, InternalLicensingServerError. See Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing.LicenseError for details.
public static DeviceLicensing.GetLicenseInfo, @LicenseInfo
Retrieves local license information that is stored on the device, and then populates the fields in the LicenseInfo class. To ensure the most current server-side information, call DeviceLicensing.Synchronize() first.
We recommend you use this method to provide an application option that displays the device description, as well as debug information to assist Synergex in problem solving.
public static DeviceLicensing.WaitForLicense, void
Suspends the application user interface until the device license startup processing is complete. This method is for device-licensed applications on Windows servers, desktops, laptops, or tablets only.
WaitForLicense() must be called at the beginning of the application, prior to any other device licensing calls unless you are using an application log-in, in which case you don’t need to do this because you are already suspending the application from proceeding until successful log-in. (Suspension occurs via the implemented callbacks.)
Examples
The following example is an excerpt from a .NET assembly that imports the DeviceLicensing namespace, adds the SynergyDeviceLicense attribute, and retrieves local licensing information.
import Synergex.SynergyDE.DeviceLicensing
{assembly:SynergyDeviceLicenseAttribute(PublicKey="<RSAKeyValue><Modulus>
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</D></RSAKeyValue>", AppGUID="99f6af0c-7030-4379-b629-5cfffce726bc",
Class=^typeof(ns1.class1))}
main
record
avar, a10
proc
data li, @LicenseInfo
data ls, LicenseStatus
avar = "hey"
DeviceLicensing.WaitForLicense()
li = DeviceLicensing.GetLicenseInfo()
if (li != ^null) then
begin
console.writeline(li.description)
ls = li.status
if (ls == LicenseStatus.Active) then
begin
console.write("success: status is ")
console.writeline(ls)
end
else
begin
console.write("fail: status is ")
console.writeline(ls)
end
end
else
begin
console.writeline("fail: li is null")
end
See also
