TLLInterface Methods

This function automatically tries to activate software by finding matching license by hardware ID

Tries to retrieve license from API based on serial number

This function calls the API and asks for demo license, used to track non-licensed users.

Sends the information about application usage to API asynchronously.

API releases 30 day licenses to customers - they must be reactivated after this period. To prevent license screen shown every month, this method is silently called on full version on app startup to update license from API. This function works with TLL licensing server only.

Initializes class with bytes from Init Chunk Generator and password

Initializes class with TLL Init Chunk object

Calling this function will deactivate license for computer in API and also it'll locally delete license file

Deletes the current license from registry

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Return actual hardware ID

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

You can call this function to verify user's license stored in registry. When new instance of TLLInterface class is initialized, this function called automatically.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

This function tries to contact API and check the revocation state of license.

This function validates supplied license and when valid, it is stored in registry.

This method displays nag screen to user. See NagScreenConfig property to customize nag screen. When 'Continue' clicked, function returns DialogResult.Ignore When 'Enter license' clicked and valid license activated, dialog is closed and function returns DialogResult.OK

Shows classic windows design registration dialog. This overload is using RegistrationFormConfig object.

Shows classic windows design registration dialog.

Returns a string that represents the current object.