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Can license errors be detected and "caught"?
Good morning Deane,
try this.
using EPiServer.Licensing;
var licenseing = new WebApplicationLicenseCheck();
bool isValid= licenseing.IsLicenseValid;
Edited,
Aug 10, 2013 19:24
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Client asked an interesting question the other day: if there's a license error on the site, can we redirect to a graceful error page?
They've had MAC problems (primary problem: they keep giving us the wrong one), and they're freaked out that a licensing error can show up on the page like it does. If they have a licensing problem, they want to display an error page.
Well, licensing errors aren't catchable. Near as I can tell, the warning is inserted through a response filter.
Is the fact that there is an error exposed anywhere in the API? If so, I could detect that in the PageInit of a base page, and send them to an error page. Or even just raise an exception and let .Net error handling take care of it.