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| Subject: | Product Keys |
| From: | "Scott Hofmann" <shofmann@xxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | Fri, 11 Aug 2006 07:05:35 -0400 |
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| Thread-topic: | Product Keys |
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Hello
everyone,
I'm involved in a
software product being developed in Java and wondered if anyone here has
had any experience with product keys and registrations? I'm
hearing from the developer that to do registration:
"From my research
online, it looks like the only truly secure way is to have a license
server. The software would then connect to the license server to ensure
that it is legitimate. However, this seems like an expensive solution as
it requires *much* more development work in addition to having another server to
maintain."
Sooo... I'm trying
to identify ways others are doing their product keys or have heard of doing
them. We really do not need a truly secure key. The product will sell for under
$50. What we need we think is just a simple solution that help to:
- Keep people honest
and not feeling to free about passing along copies to other.
- Being able to
provide support to those who truly purchased the product.
- Most likely we
would not trouble ourselves with those people who are dishonest and feel the need to
find loop hole in software product keys in order to use it
anyway.
Any advice or
thoughts on this topic would be helpful.
- Scott
Hofmann
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