Why I wrote my own licensing component? previous: NHProf, Open Source, Licensing and a WTF in a good sense next: Trading safety for simplicity This is a support request that I send to a vendor of a component that I am using: The story is so similar to mine that it is spooky. Comments 02/05/2009 07:00 PM by alwin Ah great, I use Reactor too. Now I have to double check if it works on 64 bit... Weird thing is, they claim to have 64 bit support: .NET Reactor [2.1.5.3] *14-Apr-2006 [+] Added support for multi character set(obfuscation) [+] Improved internal protection [+] Full Windows x64 support [!] Fixed protection deadlock with some libraries [!] Fixed minor bugs http://www.eziriz.com/reactor_history.htm 02/06/2009 05:02 PM by Nauman Leghari You did get the reply. I sent them an email few days ago and still waiting for a response :(. Perhaps someone needs to get up and realise this opportunity. Have you looked at OpenLicense? http://www.spextreme.com/osp/open_license/ Although I can't get this to work properly but there is a lot of code to re-use. Nauman Comments have been closed on this topic.
02/05/2009 07:00 PM by alwin Ah great, I use Reactor too. Now I have to double check if it works on 64 bit... Weird thing is, they claim to have 64 bit support: .NET Reactor [2.1.5.3] *14-Apr-2006 [+] Added support for multi character set(obfuscation) [+] Improved internal protection [+] Full Windows x64 support [!] Fixed protection deadlock with some libraries [!] Fixed minor bugs http://www.eziriz.com/reactor_history.htm
02/06/2009 05:02 PM by Nauman Leghari You did get the reply. I sent them an email few days ago and still waiting for a response :(. Perhaps someone needs to get up and realise this opportunity. Have you looked at OpenLicense? http://www.spextreme.com/osp/open_license/ Although I can't get this to work properly but there is a lot of code to re-use. Nauman
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Ah great, I use Reactor too. Now I have to double check if it works on 64 bit...
Weird thing is, they claim to have 64 bit support:
.NET Reactor [2.1.5.3] *14-Apr-2006
[+] Added support for multi character set(obfuscation)
[+] Improved internal protection
[+] Full Windows x64 support
[!] Fixed protection deadlock with some libraries
[!] Fixed minor bugs
http://www.eziriz.com/reactor_history.htm
You did get the reply. I sent them an email few days ago and still waiting for a response :(. Perhaps someone needs to get up and realise this opportunity.
Have you looked at OpenLicense? http://www.spextreme.com/osp/open_license/
Although I can't get this to work properly but there is a lot of code to re-use.
Nauman