Manage Licenses for Presto, Universal Messaging and BigMemory
Presto requires two licenses: one for Presto and one for the Integrated Universal Messaging that is deployed with Presto.
If you are using
BigMemory features that require this, you also need to make your
BigMemory license available to the
Presto Server and/or the Integrated
MashZone Server.
See BigMemory for
Caching, Connections and
Presto Analytics for features that require this additional license. You can apply licenses when you install Presto, or you can install and use Presto without a license for a trial period of 30 days. If you purchase Presto after installation, you must manually apply the Presto and Universal Messaging licenses. If needed, you can also manually apply a BigMemory license.
Note: | When Presto runs with a READ ONLY license, all tools to create mashables, mashups and apps (App Maker, Mashboard, App Editor, Wires and Mashup Editor) are unavailable. |
To manually apply any of these licenses
1. Save the attached license file(s) from the email(s).
2. For Presto licenses, copy the PrestoLicense.xml file into the presto-install/apache-tomee-jaxrs/conf folder.
Note: | If Presto is deployed in a cluster, copy the license file to this folder in every cluster member. |
3. For the Integrated Universal Messaging license, copy the license.xml file to the presto-install/um folder.
Note: | If Presto is deployed in a cluster, copy the license file to this folder in every cluster member. |
4. If a BigMemory license is required:
a. Copy the license file terracotta.key to the presto-install/apache-tomee-jaxrs/conf folder.
Note: | If Presto is deployed in a cluster, you must copy this file to every cluster member. |
b. Add this Java system property to the Presto startup script :
-Dcom.tc.productkey.path=presto-install/apache-tomee-jaxrs/conf/terracotta.key
Add this property to either:
presto-install/apache-tomee-jaxrs/bin/setenv.bat file for Windows systems, or
presto-install/apache-tomee-jaxrs/bin/setenv.sh file for Linux, OS/X or UNIX systems.
Note: | If Presto is deployed in a cluster, you must update the startup scripts for every cluster member. |
