import sys
import PSProlibProxy

#********************************************************************
#*
#* This sample demonstrates a real life scenario of using the Product
#* Activation Server for a typical client application.  It first checks
#* whether there is a paid license available, if there is, it will 
#* retrieve it.  If not, then it will attempt to obtain a demo license.
#* available and all criteria are met, then a demo license will be 
#* installed on the client computer next to this running executable.
#*
#* This example checks for a license called "monitor" "6.0".
#*
#* If you are testing this on your local host you won't need to change
#* the hostname in the two locations below.  If not, you will need to
#* change "localhost" to either an IP address or Domain name.
#*
#* MySQL and the Prodcut Activation Server will need to be running,
#* and either of the "paid_float" or "demo_float" table records
#* will need to be updated to add the above component name, version, and
#* other information to enable this client app to get a license.  If you
#* use bin/create.sql to create the database and tables, these will be
#* populated for you.
#*
#********************************************************************


email = "bob@example.com"
component = "monitor"
version = "6.0"
licensefile = "pas-floating.lic"
company = "localhost"

# we are going to use the email address as the unique paid customer identifier
# it can be anything.  But the email address "bob@example.com" must be in the
# cust column of the paid_float table to identify the customer.

print ('Checking for a paid floating license to run',component,'.')
retVal,serverline,componentline = PSProlibProxy.sgPaActivate(company, 29775, PSProlibProxy.SG_ACTIVATE_PAID_FLOAT, email, component, version, email) 
if retVal != PSProlibProxy.SG_SUCCESS:
   print ('Checking for a demo floating license to run',component,'.')
   retVal,serverline,componentline = PSProlibProxy.sgPaActivate(company, 29775, PSProlibProxy.SG_ACTIVATE_DEMO_FLOAT, '', component, version, email)

   if retVal != PSProlibProxy.SG_SUCCESS:
      retVal,szMessage = PSProlibProxy.sgGetLastErrorString()
      print ('Problem with the activation server:',szMessage)
      sys.exit()

print ('Here is your floating license file for the',component,'application.')
print (serverline)
print (componentline)

print()
print ('We have saved it as',licensefile)

f1=open(licensefile, 'w+')
f1.write(serverline)
f1.write('\n')
f1.write(componentline)
f1.write('\n')
f1.close()

#// Using the PAS to get a floating license file is just as easy as getting a 
#// node-locked license file.  Getting it set up so client applications can
#// access the licese server and use the new license file, depends on several things.
#//
#// - Is the license server even running ?
#// - If it is, where is it? On this machine or on a different system?
#// - Depending on your Operating System (Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc.), you will
#//   want to set up the license server differently.  For example, on Windows, you
#//   probably want to install sglmd.exe as a Windows Service.  On MacOS, launchd.
#//   
#// - So at this point the process may become more manual.  Refer to the 
#//   LicenseManagerGuide.pdf for instructions on setting up the floating 
#//   license server.

sys.exit();