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Majoka
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1. when i want to put the license key into the registry, we can use SaveKey or SaveKeyGui utilities which are located in MailBee.NET Objects installation folder. but how i put the license key into Windows registry using asp.net 2.0 (VB.Net),
2. How i save it into machine.config file and whats disadvantages about that. and is it alternateive of window registry?
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Andrew
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| 1. when i want to put the license key into the registry, we can use SaveKey or SaveKeyGui utilities which are located in MailBee.NET Objects installation folder. but how i put the license key into Windows registry using asp.net 2.0 (VB.Net), |
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Do you mean you want to put the license key into the Windows registry from your ASP.NET application? If so, instead of this, we recommend you to specify the license key in the source code of your application or in web.config/machine.config.
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| 2. How i save it into machine.config file and whats disadvantages about that. and is it alternateive of window registry? |
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Editing machine.config file requires administrative permissions, but all applications powered by MailBee.NET Objects will work with this license key, thus, could say it's an alternative of Windows registry.
You may also specify the license key in web.config of your ASP.NET project, in such case you don't need administrative permissions and only your application will work with your license key for MailBee.NET Objects.
Best regards,
Andrew
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