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Licensing model is not clear to me
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12 years 1 month ago #5164
by meignal
Licensing model is not clear to me was created by meignal
Hi,
The license agreement states that 'PDF rendering engine for mobile OS (Android, iOS). One license will be valid per application on a single operating system. The above prices are per each license.'
This is not fully clear to me.
- Is the license valid for one OS or one OS version? For example, do I have to buy several licenses if I want to support serveral versions of Android?
- Do I have to buy a license every time I release a version of my app?
Thanks
The license agreement states that 'PDF rendering engine for mobile OS (Android, iOS). One license will be valid per application on a single operating system. The above prices are per each license.'
This is not fully clear to me.
- Is the license valid for one OS or one OS version? For example, do I have to buy several licenses if I want to support serveral versions of Android?
- Do I have to buy a license every time I release a version of my app?
Thanks
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12 years 1 month ago #5177
by radaee
Replied by radaee on topic Licensing model is not clear to me
1st point: 1 license are support for all Android Version from 2.2 to 4.4 currently.
and you need buy 2 license to develop both on android and ios.
2nd point: no need, if you has not changed you package name for APP.
and you need buy 2 license to develop both on android and ios.
2nd point: no need, if you has not changed you package name for APP.
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12 years 1 month ago #5185
by meignal
Replied by meignal on topic Licensing model is not clear to me
Thanks for your explanations.
One question remains: what happens if a new version of Android is released after my app has been published (for example Android 4.5)? Do I have to buy a new license, or can I go on with the one I already have?
One question remains: what happens if a new version of Android is released after my app has been published (for example Android 4.5)? Do I have to buy a new license, or can I go on with the one I already have?
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12 years 1 month ago #5186
by radaee
Replied by radaee on topic Licensing model is not clear to me
we will consider this, if a new Android version published.
and shall upgrade our library.
Generally speaking, it is free for you to upgrade.
and shall upgrade our library.
Generally speaking, it is free for you to upgrade.
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