Standalone license

In this scenario, you are installing your application that uses ABBYY FineReader Engine library and to be deployed to a cloud instance, private virtual machine, or a local workstation, via the command line, without any interaction with the user.

You will need:

  • an Online License token file (named like SWRTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.ABBYY.ActivationToken).
  • the password to the license token file.

Follow the instructions:

  1. Run the %archive_name%.sh under ROOT.
  2. Specify the following parameters in the command line:
    • The path to the folder where the ABBYY FineReader Engine library will be installed.
    • The full path and the password to the Online License token file.

The example of command line:

%archive_name%.sh -- --install-dir "<folder path>" --license-path "<file path>" --license-password "<password>" 
    
  1. Wait for installation to complete.

An Online License does not need activation: license information is received at the application run-time from ABBYY Online licensing services. To authorize, the application sends a license token file and a license password. You will need to place the token file where it is expected by the application. This location must be specified by the developer (default is /var/lib/ABBYY/SDK/12/Licenses).

Note that:

  • Internet connection is required when the application is running.
  • Connections to *.abbyy.com on port 443 (HTTPS) are allowed. If the connection is lost, the application will stop functioning after a certain reconnection timeout is exceeded. The synchronization period and the reconnection timeout are specific parameters of each Online License.
  • GoDaddy root certificate should be installed. See the detailed information about the certificate on the GoDaddy website.

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