More information is needed. Are you doing this for the web, if so, then you can't use any licensing.
If you're doing it for Adobe AIR, then this is the best place to start: http://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turboactivate-with-adobe-air/
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bx_nativeI am doing it for a Adobe Photoshop based extention built with javascript using extendscript. it is just a folder and some files that gets placed in a certain directory and used to work with photoshop. What other information do you need? i w ould like to offer license protection for this application. please help
Are you building it as a CEP panel or ExtendScript panel? For my own app, I've built an ExtendScript ExternalObject library that wraps around LimeLM's C API. If it's for CEP panel, you'll likely need to build some kind of C++ command line application built with LimeLM's API that your CEP panel code can call on the shell directly and process the return values from that shell call.
--Arie
swallI am building it for a CEP panel. what kind of C++ command line application i need? Could you show me some examples?
Thanks
Unfortunately, I don't have an example. But, essentially you would just need to build a command line tool that your javascript could call to check the status of the license. The only problem with that is you might get hackers emulating your command line tool to spit out whatever it is your genuine tool returns for your javascript app code. To overcome that, you can encode your command line executable as a base64 string and then place that string inside your javascript code. When the user loads the CEP panel, you can have your javascript decode the base64 string, and write it to a binary, temporary file, then run that temporary file to get the information about the license you need for your app to run properly--in licensed or unlicensed mode I'm, of course, assuming you've integrated NodeJS and the file libraries that come with it.
Hope this helps!
Best,Arie
If i where to hire a freelancer to solve this issue, what is the exact project details and description i should give?what skills should i look for? what exactly should i be asking for them to do? Also, im not so much worried about hackers , just want a simple and basic solution to connect to LimeLM from the panel.
The skills you need in a dev are C / C++ and NodeJS.
Arie