No, Internet connection is not required for the Syncfusion Essential Studio license validation. The Syncfusion license validation is done offline during application execution. Apps registered with a Syncfusion license key can be deployed on any system that does not have an internet connection.
To upgrade from the trial version, there are two possible solutions:
The license registration is not required if you reference Syncfusion scripts from the Licensed installer. These licensing changes apply to all evaluators who refer to the Syncfusion scripts from the evaluation installer and those who use the Syncfusion NuGet packages form nuget.org.
License keys can be generated from the License & Downloads or the Trial & Downloads section of the Syncfusion website.
The Syncfusion license keys are the version and platform-specific, refer to the KB to generate the license key for the required version and platform. Also, refer to this KB to know which version of the Syncfusion license key should be used in the application.
While using the ASP.NET Core controls with the Javascript(ES5) components, you need to register the license key in both the Javascript(ES5) and the ASP.NET core. Since the license is validated at the client side for Javascript(ES5) components and server-side for the ASP.NET core components.
Registering the Syncfusion license key in the application is mandated from version 20.1 for all the Syncfusion EJ2 platforms to avoid licensing warnings. The end-users can easily inspect the License key registered in the script due to the nature of the JavaScript. If you are a licensed customer and don’t want to expose your key due to security reasons or other reasons, follow the following steps to ej2 scripts without registering the license key in the application.
License registration is not required for licensed users if referring to the script from a licensed installer. The following steps will guide you to get the installed script from your machine.
EJ2/Installed Version/Web (Essential JS 2)/JavaScript/ej2-js-es5.
ej2.min.js
from the scripts folder and utilize the minified ej2 script in the application.
If you are a licensed customer, you can download scripts from the CRG which doesn’t require the license registration by signing in with the Syncfusion account. You can check your license status by clicking my account icon as follows.
Refer to the CRG documentation to know more about how to refer to scripts.
No, the Syncfusion license keys won’t expire for a particular version and you can continue to use it. So, you won’t face any problems on the live site. If you have used the trial key, it will expire in 30 days and we don’t recommend using it in production.
If you upgrade to newer versions of the Syncfusion packages, you have to generate new license keys and use them.
You don’t have to generate and change license keys for minor version upgrades. If you upgrade from one major version and another major version, you have to generate new license keys and register in the application.
For example,
20.1.47
version to 20.1.*
you don’t have to change the license keys.20.1.*
version to 20.2.*,
you have to generate new license keys for the latest version and change in the application.Syncfusion license key is a version based and it’s not based on the developer. You don’t have to register different keys for each developer. Just register one valid license key when developing and publishing the software.
Yes, you can use the same license key for all the web apps.
No, the license registration doesn’t access any data or resources.
Use any licenses shown on the accounts & downloads page. It shows two licenses because if you are part of your company’s enterprise portal Global license and an individual license is also assigned to your account, on your account & downloads page, the individual license and your enterprise portal Global license are shown.
Refer to the KB article which explains the Licenses offered by Syncfusion.