There are different options you can use, depending how your application is structured.

 

 

 

Command Line Parameter for APP file

A hard coded command line can be passed to the APP file.

 

The command line can also include encoding parameters (see below).

Transfer file and Encoding Parameter

This feature should be used if the APP runs only with the option: Standard Protection level or if you want to add an additional layer of security.

 

Encoding Parameters

Select random 3 digit numbers. The numbers should be different per project

 

Path

Path and file name of the text file. Instead of hard coding a path use one of the following variables

 

%1% = user documents folder - e.g. /users/admin/documents

%2% = library folder - e.g. /users/admin/library/application support

 

The path could also be a relative path to the .APP file like /data/swp.txt.

 

 

 

License file

The license file is downloaded during the first application start from the Activation Server. You can select the folder where to store the license file.

 

•Application folder - stores the license file in the folder of the main application. This is only recommended if your application is stored on a USB flash drive or on an own folder like documents folder

•Inside the application - stores the license file inside the All-In-One Player application. This is perfect if you want to have all files in one location but updating the All-In-One Player would overwrite the license file and require a new product activation

•Library folder - this is the recommended folder for download versions. The file is stored on the user library folder\application support\your company name\product name

 

Protection level

An additional layer for the main executable (Unix EXE) is added. Depending on the application, you would have to change the protection level

 

•High Protection level - this is the default option. Only change it if your application does not work properly. The app file is protected against decompiling.

•Medium Protection level - select this option if your application does not run with High Protection level enabled. The app file is protected against decompiling.

•Standard Protection level - select this option if your application does not run with Medium Protection level enabled. If possible, change your source code and use the Encoding Parameters (see below)

 

Hide Main Application

If checked, the main APP file is wrapped into the All-In-One Player (recommended)

 

If unchecked, the main app file would be on the same folder like the All-In-One Player but still protected depending on the selected protection level. However all additional files inside the app file would be visible.

 

If your APP application needs additional data outside the APP file, then you probably have to uncheck the option as otherwise path information would be wrong if the main app would be wrapped inside the All-In-One Player.

 

Example

E-Learning Made Easy.app (All-In-One Player)

My Main.app (your application)

/Data/images

 

If possible, store all data inside your app and check this option.