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<LICENSEFILE><FEATURE NAME="MyFeatureName"> <SETTING MAJOR_VERSION="1"/><SETTING MINOR_VERSION="0"/><!-- Applies to version 1.0 --> <SETTING END="2012-02-01"/><!-- We assume the license will be issued on February 1, 2011. The application will expire on February 1, 2012. This is a fixed date, because we assume the subscription starts on the day payment is received. --><CLIENT_HOSTID>
<SETTING ETHERNET="0018DEBC98A8"/>
</CLIENT_HOSTID><!-- The HOSTID setting locks the license to a particular machine. For information about obtaining the HostID code from the end user, see "See "Step 5: Distribute your LM-X licensed software to end users" on page ." For now, you can get the HostID value for your computer using lmxconfigtool.exe or lmxendutil. --></FEATURE></LICENSEFILE>
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<LICENSEFILE><FEATURE NAME="MyFeatureName"><!-- In this simple example, your application consists of only one feature --><SETTING MAJOR_VERSION="1"/><SETTING MINOR_VERSION="0"/><!-- Applies to version 1.0 --> <SETTING COUNT="5"/><!-- The COUNT setting is essential. It defines the number of concurrent licenses available to the end user. --><SETTING END="2012-02-01"/><!-- We assume the license will be issued on February 1, 2011. The application will expire on February 1, 2012. This is a fixed date, because we assume the subscription starts on the day payment is received. --><SERVER_HOSTID>
<SETTING ETHERNET="0018DEBC98A8"/>
</SERVER_HOSTID><!-- The HOSTID setting locks the license to a particular machine. For information about obtaining the HostID code from the end user, see "See "Step 5: Distribute your LM-X licensed software to end users" on page ." For now, you can get the HostID value for your computer using lmxconfigtool.exe. --></FEATURE> </LICENSEFILE>
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