I have written my own custom activation dialog to replace the standard Activation Wizard but notice that subscription licenses automatically renew without any user involvement. I want to be able to prevent autorenewal to ensure the user is involved in initiating/approving any renewal (as happens with...

How do I set Expiration Date and Expiration Days when issuing a license via the Web Service APIs? Why do I sometimes get the following error “LicenseInfo.Limitations.ExpirationDate and LicenseInfo.Limitations.ExpirationPeriod cannot both be set” error?

I know we cannot protect function that has either ref or out parameter. How do you propose we go about to protect such function? How do we rewrite such function so we can put some slp protection?

Can I protect methods using generic code constructs? Can I protect generic methods or methods on a generic class?

I have experienced a number of issues with LicAdmin (Microsoft.Licensing.LicAdmin.exe): Why won't LicAdmin work with 'versioned' DLLs? Why won't LicAdmin work when I put (some of) the runtime DLLs in the .NET Global Assembly Cache (GAC)? Why does LicAdmin show all licenses for my product...

I'm getting the following exception when the installer VerifyInstalled() method is called on the application startup: Slps.Licensing.StorageAccessCouldBeVirtualizedException: Licensing storage could be virtualized per user as this Application does not have an Application Manifest resource with a requestedExecutionLevel...

What is the Permutation ID and PermutationShort Code that is mentioned in the technical documentation e.g. in KB articles on installation? Where do I find them and how do I use them?

Is there a way I can indicate which methods I wish to protect via my code so I dont have to regenerate my .SLMCfg file every time my methods names change (e.g., as a result of obfuscation or refactoring)?

When I try to protect an assembly that's got a Target Platform of "x64", I get a One or more files were not added because they were not valid .Net assemblies message from Code Protector. Is there a 64 bit edition of Code Protector?

Can you tell me what hostnames and ports are used by Software Potential service foractivation? We need to know for customers who need to openup their firewall/web filter to allow activation request be made.

How can I go about testing the performance impact your product will have on my code?

When do I need to upgrade my Code Protector Version and what are the implications of such an upgrade?

Why am I getting this exception when I license my Windows Forms application? “InvalidOperationException SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault must be called before the first IWin32Window object is created in the application".

I am interested in troubleshooting techniques when a user has issues with license activation. Are there tools, log files or something I can work with that will help to narrow down the problem?

I'm seeing an exception:- System.InvalidOperationException: This implementation is not part of the Windows Platform FIPS validated cryptographic algorithms at System.Security.Cryptography.SHA512Managed..ctor()" What does this exception mean and how do I handle it?

Howcan I prevent theFIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) violation exceptions being thrown from the SLPS Runtime components being thrown?

Are there any Server APIs toprogrammatically accesssome of the Administration Features of the SLP On-line Service or SLP Server in order to integrate with ERP/e-commerce systems etc.?

When downloading/extracting the permutation DLLs, 2 folders are created: versioned and un-versioned. I have used successfully the versioned dlls to make API calls and get feature information for licenses, but I am still wonderingwhat the difference actually is...

I have created a small test application. My test app UI has 3 buttons: Name, Age and SIN. Name is available in all versions of the app, Age is available in the "Standard" version (license) and SIN is only available in the "Enterprise" version (license). I protected the code and associate...

Where can I get access to LicenseDevices in the code? This code used to work for previous version of SLM: SLMRuntime slm = new SLMRuntime(Constants.PermutationID); if(slm.LicenseDevices != null && slm.LicenseDevices.ComputerIdDevice != null) stringid = slm.LicenseDevices.ComputerIdD...

Using my "current" licensing software, users have the option to "deactivate" a machine bound license such that they can install it on another computer (copying the existing license would not work due to machine ID/fingerprint changes). When they deactivate the license (through the...

I am creating a program that interacts with SQL database files. Is it possible to use SLP to firstly encrypt the database files and secondly attach the licensing requirements to the individual database file rather than the software program itself?

How can I uninstall/ delete a license programmatically? Can this be done remotely? Can I view license uninstallation/deletion events on the SLPS Service?

Is there any help on appropriate configurations for a commercial license, and best practice on how to capture the end-customer name, order#, or other identifying details of the customer to whom we are issuing it?

Where can I find documentation for SLP Services web and Runtime API’s? And what kind of permission do I need to utilise these API’s?

If I protect methods in my code, can a hacker decompile the rest, change some things, and then recompile it with the same calls to the obscured methods? It certainly seems like the code protector makes it extremely difficult for a hacker to understand the obscured code, but I am wondering if the obscured...

Error for the protected method: 'Licensing storage is inaccessible. Please verify your permissions.' What causes this?

Does SLP Services support the Compact .NET Framework?

Do you support SQL stored procedures?

How do we inform the user when a feature does not have an invalid license e.g. the feature is not included in the licenses in the license store or some usage limit has been exceed?

Does SLP Services enforce valid system time on the local machine?

Could we use SLPS to provide licensing to this .msi package created using Installshield?

In the prerequisites for the SLPS Code Protector SDK, .NET 3.0 is listed as a requirement. Why is this?