Just like the oXygen standard deployment, the Author component requires license information
in order to run. Licensing information must follow the same models imposed for the standard
oXygen application, namely the floating, named-user based or group licenses.
You can configure the component to:
The most common use-case is when you as a developer customize the component and then want to
deliver it to end users (either embedded in a Java application or a Java Web applet). Your
licensing options are:
- named-user based model, where users provide their own oXygen license keys and register
the component (paste it in the license registration dialog);
- floating license model, where the component comes pre-configured to use one of the
oXygen floating license servers (either the standalone or the servlet (recommended)
version).
