Long Delay When Call SetLicense


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Lance Levendowski
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Calling Nevron.NLicenseManager.Instance.SetLicense with a valid license key takes almost 3 seconds which dramatically increases launch times while developing and for my users.  This delay occurs regardless of whether I use a developer license while running from the IDE, or a desktop license while running from an exe file that was compiled in release mode.
I'm using Nevron Vision for .NET Ultimate 2017.1 in Windows 10.
Eliminating this delay is a very high priority.  Do you have any suggestions?

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Hi Lance,
We were not able to replicate this behavior - the following code:

DateTime dt1 = DateTime.Now;
NLicenseManager.Instance.SetLicense(new NLicense("XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX"));
DateTime dt2 = DateTime.Now;Trace.WriteLine((dt2 - dt1).ToString());

Runs in less than a millisecond. In general this code will access the registry, find the UUID and compare it against the UUID hash stored in the license key. There is nothing special / time consuming about this. Do you have this behavior on a specific machine? Also can you send us an app that replicates this?



Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team


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