Deployment Instructions

Standard (Royalty-Free) Licensing

The EDI Integrator components use a property named RuntimeLicense for runtime license checking. To obtain the RuntimeLicense after installation it can be output from a temporary project.

From a temporary project output the value of the RuntimeLicense property. For instance:

System.out.println(component.getRuntimeLicense());

Then in your code set the RuntimeLicense to the value from above:

component.setRuntimeLicense("<value from above>");

Note: The same RuntimeLicense property value works for all components included in this edition.

Command Line Activation

The setup process should automatically install a license for your system. However, you may also install a license from the command line via inedi.jar. To do so execute the following command:

java -jar inedi.jar.

This process will create a inedi.lic that must reside next to the jar or in the .nsoftware directory under the user's home directory.

Note: For royalty-free licenses, this step needs to be performed only once, and only on the development machine. At runtime the components will use the license provided in the RuntimeLicense property (see above).

Trial License Installation

The setup process should automatically install a trial license for your system. You may also use the method described in the "Command Line Activation" section above to install a trial license. Simply enter "TRIAL" as the product key when prompted.

License Transfer

If you would like to transfer your license to another system, please complete our license transfer form. This will ensure your installations are not mistaken for license violations.

For additional information about our product activation process, please refer to our product activation FAQ.