Platform License

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Contents 1. Platform License 1.1 Generate a Platform License Request 1.1.1 Requested Parameters 1.2 Submit the License Request 1.3 Install the Platform License 1.4 Displaying License Information

Platform License

At installation, a 30-day platform license is issued. Before that time is up, a platform license must be requested. Requests for Platform Licenses are generally honored after one business day.

Learn more: Installable Version Release Notes

Generate a Platform License Request

One license is required for each instance of the Application Server

1. From a Linux system, login as root
2. It is expected that the "\JAVA_HOME" folder is part of the root path

   If "\JAVA_HOME" is not part of the path, enter this command:

   SET JAVA_HOME= Path to directory where java is installed

3. To verify that you can execute commands, enter: #java –version

   Note: the pound sign (#), is the command prompt in this example

4. Set up LONGJUMP_HOME
5. To set the LONGJUMP_HOME environment variable:
6. To access the license generation utility, enter this command:

   java –cp {install_dir}/tomcat/lib/es.jar com.es.customerLicense.LicenseRequestGenerator

#java -cp {install_dir}/tomcat/lib/es.jar com.es.customerLicense.LicenseRequestGenerator __ {%%} ) ) ______/ ) _______ {_____ \/_______} ( / ( ( ( ( ( (_____ ( }{____ \_____ ( ) \______/ ____) ) / _____) / / / / \/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LongJump Application Platform License Request Generator ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Important Note: A License request should be made from the server on which license needs to be installed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please choose one of the following options: 1. New License Request 2. Exit # Please choose one of the following options [ Enter 1 - New License Request, 2 - Exit ]:1 Checking number of CPU(s)... Please wait Check Complete. CPU(s) found on the system ::1 System will proceed generating license request for 1 CPU(s). # Do you want to proceed. [Enter y|Y for yes, n|N for No]::y Please provide the following details for a New License Request. Note :- The specified UDP port should be free for the license server to bind to. Default UPD Port number used by License Server is 9999 # 1.) Enter the UDP port you want the license server to bind to [Enter to use default port] ::7676 Checking for UDP port 7676 availability... Please wait Check Completed.UDP Port 7676 is available # 2.)Specfiy Type of Tenancy [0 - Single Tenant, 1 - Multiple Tenant ] ::1 For Development Licenses, supported tenants cannot be more than 10. # Enter maximum number of tenants you want to support [Enter -1 for unlimited tenants]::-1 Please wait while we perform initialization and validate your request... Please Verify your License Request UDP Port for License Server  ::7676 Tenancy Type  ::Multiple Tenant Number of Tenants  ::Unlimited License requested for CPU(s)  ::1 # Do you want to proceed [Enter Y/y - yes, N/n - no] ::y Generating License Request. Please wait.. License has been stored into file called request.lic under the directory :: {install_dir}/tomct/conf/RN

Requested Parameters

During the process, the following parameters are requested:

Port Number

Required

License server runs on port 9999 by default (selected with the [Enter] button)

Tenancy Type

Choose from Single (0) or Multiple (1)

Maximum Number of Tenants

If Multiple Tenancy is selected, enter the number of tenants, or (-1) for unlimited

Submit the License Request

To submit the license request:

1. At the completion of this process, Platform License Request file is generated: request_companyname.lic
2. Rename the file with your domain name in place of companyname and send the file to Support@longjump.com

We will respond after one business day with the licensing information.

Install the Platform License

1. Copy the license file to {install_dir}/tomcat/conf/RN
2. Delete the file called “defaults” in that directory.
3. Rename the license file to “defaults”
4. Restart the Application Server

   The new license is installed.

Displaying License Information

To read the license parameters that tomcat is using, open a command prompt and give the following command:

java –cp {install_dir}/tomcat/lib/es.jar com.es.customerLicense.ReadLicense

You can also use the REST API to query each server for the license details:

1. You must be logged as a system administrator
2. Use the URI https://yourhostname/networking/rest/license