Download a local copy and fill in the required fields
Send back the filled form using the information within it *
(*) only requests coming from the company/entity domain will be accepted.
How to request a single license
To obtain a valid full featured license for JCOBridge you need only few steps:
Download a template, or add the nuget package to your project, and start the evaluation of JCOBridge: this step is free of charge
When you are confident and ready to go over you can find some tools in the target folder to create a license request;
Within the target machine (the one will run the unlocked version) create a license request file (JCOBridge.licreq) using the tools in the suite: see section below on how to create a license request;
Open the request form, download a local copy, fill in the required fields and send it back using the information within it;
At the end of the process we will send you back a license file named JCOBridge.lic to be used within the target machine: see section below on how to install a license.
Within up to 2 working days we answer to your request.
How to create a license request
Creates a license request is very simple:
Open a shell (command prompt for Windows)
If you are using the NuGet package, after the first build of your project, run the following command within the output directory:
The license request file (JCOBridge.licreq) will be generated in the current directory of the shell or in the user Document folder (the folder depends on the operating system you run the tool on);
Only on Windows platform a graphical tool for license management is available; run the following command within project output folder :
When the JCOBridge.lic is available, copy it to the target machine. You can choose two options:
The starting folder of the application using JCOBridge: the product searches for the license file in the current folder (the starting folder of the application which hosts JCOBridge) by default and if the file is found use it. It is the common folder where an user can put the license file.
A generic folder: to use a different folder use the specific command line option (see command line switch) to inform JCOBridge where the the license file is.