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Asked: 2026-05-16T10:31:14+00:00

Using mysql, c#.net, Java Script I have the web application, i want to create

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Using mysql, c#.net, Java Script

I have the web application, i want to create a user limit for my application which means i have to use some license for the users….

For Example

customer need the application for 3 users, so application will work for 3 users, if customer need to extend the user from 3 to 10 means, i have to provide a license for 10 users…

How to create a license for the application, i have to use RSA algorithm for generating a key?

Can any one provide some idea or sample code

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  1. Editorial Team

    There is a large difference between a license key and a license agreement. A license key is something used to make it harder to copy software, since you are deploying a web-app, this shouldn’t be much of an issue for you. A license agreement is a legal document that users of your application must agree to. I’m guessing you are interested in the first.

    In a web application, you should implement a login system, and only provide username/passwords for users who have paid you. If as Kobi mentioned, you have a public API that you’d like to license to other users, I recommend you simply give them a uinque GUID (System.Guid.NewGuid();) and then require that GUID as a parameter for every API call. Then, you can check to see if the GUID is associated with a paid account, if so, let it fly, if not abort the transaction with an error code. I would recommend using an HTTPS connection for this.

    If, you are trying to sell your web-application to users, so they can host it on their own server, a license key would be a good idea, you might want to add it as a parameter in <appSettings> under web.config. There are many methods for generating license keys, but in at their most simple they involve generating random numbers until a specific check-sum is met. For example, 1253-38 (1+2 = 3, 5+3 = 8). That is a very simple key that would be easy to crack, but you could come up with a more indepth check-sum if you needed.

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