Thanks Ashish.
Regarding 1, we'll double check on a clean install with HASP Runtime installed.
Regarding 2, I'm trying to understand how to protect our applications if we decide to use something else than just the envelope. I have used HASP keys in the past when it was necessary to pass some password codes to the API to access key memory, and those passwords were intended to be kept secret in order to prevent unauthorized access to key memory. So my understanding is that with the current API, if there still are some such codes/passwords needed to manipulate the key they reside somewhere in the customized libraries that were generated and downloaded for our developer key. Is this accurate understanding?
Thanks a lot!
Regarding 1, we'll double check on a clean install with HASP Runtime installed.
Regarding 2, I'm trying to understand how to protect our applications if we decide to use something else than just the envelope. I have used HASP keys in the past when it was necessary to pass some password codes to the API to access key memory, and those passwords were intended to be kept secret in order to prevent unauthorized access to key memory. So my understanding is that with the current API, if there still are some such codes/passwords needed to manipulate the key they reside somewhere in the customized libraries that were generated and downloaded for our developer key. Is this accurate understanding?
Thanks a lot!