I see CarePlus and CarePremium referenced in the SDK but I cannot quite seem to figure out the code to get the expiration date.
I could not find an example that quite suited this either.
Can you point me in the right direction?
I am connecting to the management server and then I tried this:
var ms = new VideoOS.Platform.ConfigurationItems.LicenseInstalledProductFolder(Configuration.Instance.ServerFQID);
Hoping to then be able to access the properties of ms.
But, I am getting:
Invalid kind for this constructor
I assume I am not using the correct FQID but I cannot seem to figure it out.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Hi Bo,
Yes, I had tried that. When I run that application, it does not give me the CarePlus or CarePremium expiration date.
But, perhaps I made some progress figuring out how to get the serverId correctly.
Still puzzling over it. Any more clues would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Kevin Glick
App-Techs Corporation
505 Willow Lane
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 735-0848 x113
My test system doesn’t have Care (in fact it cannot have Care as I have a release candidate of the upcoming 2025R3). Assuming your test installation does have Care what do you find if you navigate to this? –
Bo,
Ah! You are correct.
I was not navigating down to the correct location.
I ran the Config API Client on our Milestone Server and then it indeed DOES show the correct Expiration dates for Care Plus and Care Premium.
Now, I just need to figure out how it gets it.
Will poke around some more.
Thanks!
Kevin Glick
App-Techs Corporation
505 Willow Lane
Lancaster, PA 17601
(717) 735-0848 x113