Product Licensing
The information on this page overrides any other information on the LANSA Licensing pages.
Licensing LANSA products and features involves 3 basic steps
- Generating specific details for the CPU that the LANSA license is to be applied to.
- Sending a license request to LANSA with this information.
- Applying the generated license to the same CPU.
Notice: From May 2019, LANSA will move from using 3rd party softkey and hardware keys for Visual LANSA development licensing to a different model. LANSA will no longer be offering any of the following options for development licensing for any version of Visual LANSA.
- 3rd party hardware key (also known as a dongle) option
- 3rd party Softkey options
- 3rd party License Server option
Visual LANSA development licensing options are shipped by default in V15 and were introduced in EPC142050 for V14 SP2 and EPC133400 for V13 SP2.
The new Visual LANSA development licensing model will be offered on the LANSA supported versions detailed here. Converting to the new model involves 3 simple steps
- Apply the EPC applicable to your version of Visual LANSA. V13 SP2 requires EPC133400. V14 SP2 requires EPC142050. Alternatively, a new instance of Visual LANSA V14 SP2 can be installed from the DVD spin0338, which has all EPCs up to EPC142050 included.
- If you have not been provided with a replacement license, you can request a replacement license from your local LANSA Licensing representative by sending them your CPU details. New CPU details (stored in a file called x_cpu.txt) can be generated using the steps here.
- Apply the new license using the link in the section below applicable to your Visual LANSA version.
Version 15
For V15, new development and runtime licenses are required across all the LANSA product suite.
- Requesting a LANSA License
- Using the X_CPU utility
- Upgrading your hardware key Hardware key development option is no longer available for V15.
- Setting up a License Server
- Applying a LANSA license to V15
- Troubleshooting LANSA Licensing problems
- Applying a license to a standalone V15 LANSA Integrator installation
- Maintaining, deleting and cleaning up V15 licenses
Version 14
For V14, new development and runtime licenses are required across all the LANSA product suite.
- Requesting a LANSA License
- Using the V14 X_CPU utility
- Upgrading your hardware key Hardware key development option is no longer available for V14.
- Setting up a License Server
- Applying a LANSA license to V14 SP2 EPC142050 and above
- Troubleshooting LANSA V14 Licensing problems
- License consolidation in LANSA V14
- Applying a license to a standalone V14 LANSA Integrator installation
- Maintaining, deleting and cleaning up V14 licenses
Version 13
With V13, new development and runtime licenses are required across all the LANSA product suite. Also in V13, LANSA Integrator licenses are applied as server license codes, not as softkey licenses.
- Requesting a LANSA License
- Using the V13 X_CPU utility
- Upgrading your hardware key Hardware key development option is no longer available for V13.
- Applying a LANSA license to V13
- Troubleshooting LANSA V13 Licensing problems
- License consolidation in LANSA V13
- Applying a license to a standalone V13 LANSA Integrator installation
- Maintaining, deleting and cleaning up V13 licenses - Requires V13 SP1