The GDAppExpiration is a utility that can manage app expirations for a couple situations. More...
#import <GDAppExpiration.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| (Boolean) | - hasExceededMaxLaunches |
| Whether or not the application has been launched more then the maximum allowed times. | |
| (Boolean) | - hasClientExpired |
| Whether or not the client has expired after a certain number of days. | |
| (void) | - applicationLaunched |
| Increments the launch count. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| (Boolean) | + isBetaExpired |
| Whether or not a Beta app has expired. | |
Properties | |
| short | launchCount |
| The number of times the application has launched. | |
| short | maxLaunches |
| The maximum number of application launches. | |
| short | runsForDays |
| How many days the app should run for. | |
The GDAppExpiration is a utility that can manage app expirations for a couple situations.
It manages a few situations - first when the app is in Beta, and it needs to expire a certain amount of days after the application was compiled - like 45 days or something. This is a hard compiled in date in the app.
Another option - keep track of when an application expires on the client machine, after a thresh-hold like 15 days.
And the last option - keep track of the number of times an application has launched, and whether or not it exceeds a thresh-hold.
Macros:
GDAppBetaExpires - Define this to indicate the a expiration date should be compiled in for "Beta" expirations.
GDAppBetaExpiresAfter - The number of days before the beta app expires - the default is 45. GDAppExpiresAfterLaunches - The maximum number of application launches before the app is considered expired - the default is 15.
