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mginox
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| Posted: 10 May 2011 at 1:50am | IP Logged
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Hi,
When I use the method "UserLoginByEmail" in the Lite version of Webmail .Net, the following message appears:
Imap component not licensed. LicenseKey is invalid. See documentation on LicenseKey property of the component for more information.
Would anyone help me?
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Igor
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| Posted: 18 May 2011 at 3:19am | IP Logged
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I have notified the developers of this, they will investigate the issue. In case if the quick fix is available, we'll let you know.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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Igor
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According to the developers, integration approach will only work if the integration code is located under WebMail Lite directory, so basically it should be a part of WebMail project in terms of Visual Studio.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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hansioli
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I'm having the same issue and same error message. I don't see how the developers explanation makes sense. Consider the example below in WebMail Lite documentation
Example 2
The above example assumes WebMail Lite and your application are deployed on the same physical machine. In other words, you can easily reference WebMail.dll on local filesystem as well as specify physical path to the WebMail data folder. What to do if you need to integrate them when they're running on two different machines? The steps below would allow you to achieve that.
Let's assume your application is deployed on machine A, WebMail on machine B. The following conditions should be met:
In this situation, there is no way the integration code on machine A code live under the WebMail lite directory on machine B.
In my case, both applications ARE on the same machine. The integration code is on a page in the directory for the main application. WebMail Lite doesn't even ask for a key. Need a little help here. thanks again.
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Igor
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The documentation you're quoting is basically the same for Lite and Pro, but as there is licensing-related difference involved, there is a requirement you are to comply with. The integration code must reside in WebMail directory, it won't work any other way. If this doesn't suit you, consider using WebMail Pro instead.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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