The subscription limit allows you to license your application using a subscription model. What it basically adds is the ability to verify via the LicenseSpot Framework API if the license supports subscription and if it’s active. The checking if it’s active or not is done online via LicenseSpot.
When configuring the subscription limit you have the following two options:
With the LicenseSpot Framework you can check if the subscription is active using the following code:
C#
ExtendedLicense license = ExtendedLicenseManager.GetLicense(typeof(Form1), this,"PUBLIC_KEY"); //paste your public key from Key Pairsbool isActive = license.IsSubscriptionActive
VB.NET
Dim license as ExtendedLicenselicense = ExtendedLicenseManager.GetLicense(Me.GetType(), Me, "your public key")Dim isActive as Boolean = license.IsSubscriptionActive
To verify if the license supports subscription or has the subscription limit enabled then use the following code:
C#
ExtendedLicense license = ExtendedLicenseManager.GetLicense(typeof(Form1), this,"PUBLIC_KEY"); //paste your public key from Key Pairs
bool isActive = license.IsSubscription
VB.NET
Dim license as ExtendedLicenselicense = ExtendedLicenseManager.GetLicense(Me.GetType(), Me, "your public key")
Dim isActive as Boolean = license.IsSubscription
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