Setting License Info
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Setting License Info#
This topic describes how to use a PrimoBurner license file.
PrimoBurner License File#
The PrimoBurner license file is sent to you via email when you purchase a license. The license file is an XML document that looks similar to this one:
<!--
This file contains PrimoSoftware license(s).
Line breaks and indentation between elements can be edited,
but any other reformatting may invalidate the license(s).
-->
<primoSoftware>
<license version='1.0'>
<token>abcdefghijklmnlo</token>
<revision>1</revision>
<issueDate>2013-05-29</issueDate>
<expireDate>2015-05-30</expireDate>
<updateTime>2014-11-02 22:59:08</updateTime>
<item id='pb-win'>
<product>pb</product>
</item>
<item id='avb-win'>
<product>avb</product>
<feature id='aac-dec' />
<feature id='aac-enc' />
<feature id='mpa-dec' />
<feature id='mpa-enc' />
<feature id='vorbis-dec' />
<feature id='vorbis-enc' />
<feature id='wma-dec' />
<feature id='wma-enc' />
<feature id='pcm' />
</item>
<signature>very_very_long_signature_string_here</signature>
</license>
</primoSoftware>
You have to pass the XML as a string to Library.SetLicense.
Example#
In C#, it is possible to use a string literal, e.g. @"xml goes here"
:
using System;
using System.Diagnostics;
using PrimoSoftware.Burner;
namespace SetLicense
{
class Program
{
private const string licenseXml =
@"
<!--
This file contains PrimoSoftware license(s).
Line breaks and indentation between elements can be edited,
but any other reformatting may invalidate the license(s).
-->
<primoSoftware>
<license version='1.0'>
<token>abcdefghijklmnlo</token>
<revision>1</revision>
<issueDate>2013-05-29</issueDate>
<expireDate>2015-05-30</expireDate>
<updateTime>2014-11-02 22:59:08</updateTime>
<item id='pb-win'>
<product>pb</product>
</item>
<item id='avb-win'>
<product>avb</product>
<feature id='aac-dec' />
<feature id='aac-enc' />
<feature id='mpa-dec' />
<feature id='mpa-enc' />
<feature id='vorbis-dec' />
<feature id='vorbis-enc' />
<feature id='wma-dec' />
<feature id='wma-enc' />
<feature id='pcm' />
</item>
<signature>very_very_long_signature_string_here</signature>
</license>
</primoSoftware>
";
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Library.Initialize();
Library.SetLicense(licenseXml);
Debug.Assert(LicenseStatusFlags.Ready == Library.LicenseStatus);
Library.Shutdown();
}
}
}
In VB, you can use XElement and XML literals. Note that, in order for this to work, you have to remove the comment from the top of the XML text:
Imports PrimoSoftware.Burner
Class Program
Private Shared licenseXml As XElement =
<primoSoftware>
<license version='1.0'>
<token>abcdefghijklmnlo</token>
<revision>1</revision>
<issueDate>2013-05-29</issueDate>
<expireDate>2015-05-30</expireDate>
<updateTime>2014-11-02 22:59:08</updateTime>
<item id='pb-win'>
<product>pb</product>
</item>
<item id='avb-win'>
<product>avb</product>
<feature id='aac-dec' />
<feature id='aac-enc' />
<feature id='mpa-dec' />
<feature id='mpa-enc' />
<feature id='vorbis-dec' />
<feature id='vorbis-enc' />
<feature id='wma-dec' />
<feature id='wma-enc' />
<feature id='pcm' />
</item>
<signature>very_very_long_signature_string_here</signature>
</license>
</primoSoftware>
Public Shared Sub Main()
Library.Initialize()
Library.SetLicense(licenseXml.ToString())
Debug.Assert(LicenseStatusFlags.Ready = Library.LicenseStatus)
Library.Shutdown()
End Sub
End Class