Development subscription for FuseSource ?

[neledv]

I'm new to FuseESB and I've just installed the FuseIDE in my Eclipse. I would like to execute some of the examples inside the tutorials guide, but apparently I need a development subscription for FuseSource.

Can I donwload somewhere a temporary license key as well?

[davsclaus]

If you open the subscription settings, and enter your username and password (eg the username and password you use to login to this forum), then it ought to download a trial license AFAIR.

[neledv]

I had to download the license key manually, since it is not allowed by our firewall settings to connect towards the subscription site directly.

I've copied the license.key file underneath "C:\Documents and Settings\devleen\.fusesource", but after a restart of Eclipse, the FuseSource development subscription is still not enabled. Any tips ?

[davsclaus]

That is a bit weird as it should look in the user home for the license file.

In the next release we will add a "browse" button in the Fuse IDE so you can locate the license file from within the IDE itself.

[neledv]

Is there somewhere a config file which I can adapt myself to point towards the license file ?

When will the new release of the Fuse IDE be released ?

[lhein]

Fuse IDE 2.1 will be released near to the CamelOne 2012 date. There is a button to install the downloaded license file for you in the subscription settings of that version. This should do the trick for you.

Without a valid license you are still able to view / edit camel routes.