The best thing to do is just follow the C# example article and app. It shows how you can manage licenses even if there's a trial.
After you've done that is there a specific place you're running into trouble?
Deactivate trial, or other strategy for developmentAnswered
Hi!
Thanks for the great product, my experience has been so far positive. It would be great to have an API package for WinUI3, as the UWP and Winforms example do not translate as easily as it seems for LimeLM newbies haha - however I'll make it work no worries for me.
My question:
So I am implementing the LimeLM system in my software, but I have some trouble developing for the different licensing scenarios. The trial was activated automatically for my computer, but now I cannot manage the state of its license until the trial ends. In order to have the different popups working (activate, deactivate, license failed, etc etc), what would be the best strategy to code for the multiple licenses states on my computer?
I tried to end the trial in my dashboard but it is not possible. Thanks for your help!
Answer
Hi Wyatt! Thanks for your help. That's what I am doing, along with the API examples.
However I need to test every licensing situation, regardless of the state of my computer. I found a solution by brute-force setting the values of my license manually, after the TurboActivate calls, so I can indeed manually set the license state in my code for testing purposes. Thanks!