Setting License Info
This topic describes how you can 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.
C#
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();
}
}
}
Visual Basic
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
Last updated onDecember 6th, 2015 12:00:00 AM