If you are using the QLM License Wizard, the wizard automatically prevents an end-user from reusing deactivated keys.
If you have implemented your own user interface for activation/deactivation, and would like to prevent end-users from reusing deactivated keys, you will need to implement this functionality in your own user interface as shown below.
Add the 2 functions below to your project
After you deactivate a license, call StoreDeactivateKey
Before you activate a license, call IsDeactivatedKey. If the key has been deactivated, display an error to the user.
privatevoidStoreDeactivatedKey(QlmLicense license,string computerKey){try { // we will store the deactivated computerkey on the system and prevent the user from reusing itbool userLevelResult;bool machineLevelResult;string errorMessage1;string deactivatedKeys =string.Empty;license.ReadCookie("DeactivatedKeys",0,out deactivatedKeys);if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(deactivatedKeys)) { deactivatedKeys +=";"; } deactivatedKeys +=this.computerKey.Replace("-","").Trim ();license.StoreCookie(deactivatedKeys,"DeactivatedKeys",0,out userLevelResult,out machineLevelResult,out errorMessage1); }catch { } }privateboolIsDeactivatedKey (QlmLicense license,string newkey){try { newkey =newkey.Replace("-","").Trim (); // Check if this is a deactivated keystring deactivatedKeys;license.ReadCookie("DeactivatedKeys",0,out deactivatedKeys);if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(deactivatedKeys)) {char[] sep = { ';' };string[] keys =deactivatedKeys.Split(sep,StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);foreach (string key in keys) {if (String.Compare(key, newkey,true) ==0) {returntrue; } } } }catch { }returnfalse; }