Are the apps available in the Plesk catalog are free when they do not have the buy option? e.g. "readyscript shop" has only install to click. This means it is free to use or I still should purchase a license from the app website?
Thanks,
Selim
If an application in the Plesk catalog doesn't has the "Buy" button, it just means that it's not possible to buy the extension via the official Plesk store.
Depending on the application, it is still possible, that you have to own a license to use it.
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I am trying to add a custom domain to my Salesforce experience cloud site. I have been trying to follow these instructions but I don't see an option to add a domain when I go through setup. I have a partner developer edition org. Is there another way to do this? Or am I missing some necessary permissions? I am an admin in the org.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000336819&type=1
Custom domains are available in Professional, Enterprise, Performance,
and Unlimited Editions
Ask your SF account manager or raise ticket with support but sounds like Dev edition is a no, even if it's the bigger, Partner version.
I have a website that is currently running under GAE... unfortunately, I, nor anyone on the team, does not have access the local environment that it was created from.... Is it possible to create a local environment or at least get a copy of the application files and database from an existing GAE installation?
What you need is the application source code, not the "local environment".
Ideally this source code would be on a version control system (ie GIT,SVN), Google cloud platform provides free GIT repositories for your projects so you might try looking there first. There's also a tool for both Java and python that allow you to download the source of a deployed version, provided you are authenticated as either the dev who uploaded it or a project owner. EDIT: as stated by Dan Cornilescu this feature can be disabled.
As for the database info there's plenty of tools available to "export" your GAE datastore info, just consider for your project that it might be easier to do the queries manually than actually implementing this tools.
Thanks for help... But unfortunately, this code is not in GIT. Furthermore,
being new to Google hosting, I wasn't clear on my setup... My web instance is actually running within Compute Engine not Application Engine. Be that as it may, with some additional search, I was first able to find out how to browse my filesystem by accessing the VM Instances menu option under the Compute Engine section of the Google Cloud Platform interface. On the VM Instances page, it will show your instance and an option to the left side of the instance to connect with a drop down box that will allow you to open a browser window that shows the instance's file system. In addition to this, I found this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ssfE6ODpak that shows how to configure Filezila FTP client to access your server instance - very helpful. From there, I was able to download all of my site files from the var/www directory. Now, onto extracting my data... Thanks again!
We try to make our Office 2013/16 html/javascript taskpane add-in to work against our customers own servers, running our software, to display their pictures, and add them to Word/PowerPoint. Our customers have one or more domains they would want to configure so the add-in connects to one of them. If we ship this add-in on Office Store, we don't know all the domains our customers might want to configure, so the App domain list would be empty.
Is it somehow possible to add a App Domain to the manifest during runtime based on user input?
Is it possible to put a manifest file on a CDN that we can update when we want? This is btw not the solution we want as this requires internet access, and not all of our customers have that. But I'm still curious about the answer to this one.
Any other solutions to this problem?
Edit:
Our product is a web based product. We have a html widget inside our product which can be used in for instance a CMS, or as we try to do now, add it to the taskpane add-in for word and Powerpoint. The widget can be located on a specific url, on a given domain. Since the widget is part of our product, and our customers are choosing which domain they run our server product on, we can't preconfigure this in the add-in.
1.Is it somehow possible to add a App Domain to the manifest during runtime based on user input?
No. There is no way we can config the manifest at the runtime.
Is it possible to put a manifest file on a CDN that we can update when we want? This is btw not the solution we want as this requires internet access, and not all of our customers have that. But I'm still curious about the answer to this one.
No. In this scenario, we need to publish the manifest to the Office store.
Based on my understanding, the domains specify in the Office add-in only enable users navigate the HTML page in the task pane.
work against our customers own servers, running our own software, to display their pictures
Usually, this does not require the app domain configuration. Would you mind share more detail how the users connect their service?
I have written a Chrome Packaged App and I am now ready to publish to the Chrome Web Store.
I wish to offer a fully featured free trial period (eg 14 days) before requiring the user to buy a license.
I have read this article concerning how to receive the current license state and using the example code from github have got the license status to work.
However, how do I actually "set" the license?
The example code returns "NONE" in the response. How do I activate a Free Trial programmatically or update this value when the customer purchases a license?
The licenses will be set automatically by Web Store. When a user chooses "free trial" to install your app, the access level will be set to "FREE_TRIAL". For the paid version of your app, the access level will be set to "FULL". If you have followed the instructions in the article properly, your app would be able to query licenses from Web Store.
...as opposed to just a user? To put it another way, if a user installs an app, will it always be added to the environment such that all other users can use it (assuming they've been given permission)?
Short answer: yes. Installed applications (AppExchange, or other) are always installed on a full Salesforce environment. However, User Profiles, Permission Sets, or Licenses may restrict access to the application.
If the installed application is licensed, and the User has a license, and the User's Profile has access to the necessary objects, tabs, code, etc., they will be able to use the installed app. By limiting permissions, an installed app can be completely hidden from Users.