Hello Activator — Lpro

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| Component | Role | Interaction | |-----------|------|-------------| | | Executes business logic, orchestrates services. | Calls the Hello API to validate the runtime environment. | | Hello Module | Provides secure token generation, license validation, and feature flagging. | Relies on a signed certificate from the LPRO Licensing Server. | | Hello Activator | Automates the retrieval, storage, and renewal of activation tokens for the Hello module. | Communicates with the Licensing Server via TLS 1.3; caches tokens locally in an encrypted store. | | LPRO Licensing Server | Central authority that issues signed activation tokens based on purchased entitlements. | Exposes a RESTful activation endpoint ( /api/v1/activate ). | | Client Application | Any LPRO‑based software that consumes the Hello module. | Queries the local token store via the Hello API. | For developers, activators are a means of protecting

| Q | A | |---|---| | | No. The Hello module reads the locally cached token; only the activator contacts the Licensing Server (typically once per day). | | Can I share a single license key across multiple machines? | Licenses are bound to a product‑instance and optionally to a host fingerprint . Sharing violates the EULA and may trigger revocation. | | **What if the licensing