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How protect/license an Eclipse RCP feature/product?

How can I protect an Eclipse RCP based product?

What I would like to do is ask for a licence key to the user and avoid adding more plugins or changing plugins that aren't 'signed by me'.

Is there some plug-in to do this? Or should I use an external lincense tool like License3j or truelicense?

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EasyLicenser is also a multi-platform Java option for protecting Eclipse plug-ins.

Dominic  2010-09-30 16:09:27
Googleling a bit, I found a very interesting article: http://www.eclipse.org/resources/resource.php?id=533.
Miguel  2010-10-01 06:48:19

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