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Crosslight runtime license issue

handy@intersoftpt.com — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 02:08:56 GMT

Thanks Domingo for sharing with Steve. @Steve, Can you email to me your user credential? We will need it to investigate your issue.

Regards,
Handy

Crosslight runtime license issue

dfugaban@silentpartnersoft.com — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 00:05:21 GMT

I think you can try and email intersoft to just send you the file instead. Otherwise, they need to figure this out since this is a paid service.

Good luck!

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 18:50:21 GMT

Thanks Domingo. The problem is that for one of the licenses there is no download key, just the runtime key that was generated using the legacy license application.

--Steve

Crosslight runtime license issue

dfugaban@silentpartnersoft.com — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 18:23:46 GMT

Duplicated due to error when submitting.

Crosslight runtime license issue

dfugaban@silentpartnersoft.com — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 18:23:40 GMT

Hi Steve,

I'm not sure if I can help you with this, but try to follow these steps:

1.) Login to your account and go to to your profile.

2.) Click on the licenses tab, this is where you'll find the runtime license. (SEE SCREENSHOT BELOW) The download license looks disabled due to its color, but it's actually enabled.

3.) Once you downloaded your license in xml file. Open it, and copy the content.

4.) Find the AssemblyInfo.cs from your device project (it should be located under Properties folder) and paste the xml content there. See sample below.

[assembly: IntersoftLicense("<License><Id>your account id goes here</Id><Type>Subscription</Type><LicensedProducts><Product Name=\"Crosslight\" Version=\"1\" /></LicensedProducts><Customer><Name>Your name goes here</Name><Email>Your email goes here</Email><Company>Your company name goes here</Company></Customer><Signature>And of course your signature ID</Signature></License>")]

NOTE: It should be placed in one line. So use backslashes to escape those double quotes since it's a string value.

HOPE THAT HELPS!!! CHEERS!!!

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 01:34:30 GMT

Don't have a download button only a runtime key that is not clickable. The runtime key was generated using the developer network application.

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Tue, 08 Apr 2014 01:34:25 GMT

Don't have a download button only a runtime key that is not clickable. The runtime key was generated using the developer network application.

Crosslight runtime license issue

handy@intersoftpt.com — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 21:31:25 GMT

Unfortunately, we are still working on that. As I said, the xml can be generated from your account page under License section. When you click runtime license besides your license in that page, it will download autogenerate-xml file. Copy those xml content and paste it into your assembly info.

[assembly:IntersoftLicense(@"<License>put your auto generated xml content in here</License>")]

Here is the auto-generate xml format sample:

<Type>Subscription</Type>

</LicensedProducts>

<Email>your email account</Email>

<Company>your company</Company>

</Customer>

</License>

Regards,
Handy

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 02:06:21 GMT

Is this procedure documented somewhere? I followed the procedure in the Crosslight manual. When I go to the license section in the webpage the runtime key I used in referenced in my original post is shown and there is no way to generate a XML file. And if I could generate a XML file, where in the project do I put it?

Thanks

--Steve

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 02:06:07 GMT

Thanks

--Steve

Crosslight runtime license issue

slord0001 — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 15:16:03 GMT

I have followed the Crosslight manual for installing the Crosslight design and runtime licenses. I have added to all of the project AssemblyInfo.cs files the following entry:

[assembly: IntersoftLicense("XXXXX-XXX-XXXXX")]

(where "XXXXX-XXX-XXXXX" contains my runtime key from the developer network)

When I run the application I STILL get the "Evaluation" mode message. Yes, I have rebuilt the solution. :-)

Am I missing anything?

Do I need to put the license information in ALL of the AsseblyInfo.cs files or just in the Core assembly?

Thanks

--Steve