Questions?
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What are the differences between Node-Locked and Floating Licenses?
Node-Locked licenses are activated on only one computer which means that you can only run AQtime Pro on a single computer. With a Floating User license you activate AQtime Pro on one computer and then run AQtime Pro on multiple workstations in your network. The number of copies that can work concurrently is determined by the license key. For a full comparison check out: http://smartbear.com/products/development-tools/performance-profiling/difference-between-licenses/
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Can I use AQtime on virtual machines?
You can run AQtime on virtual machines. However, you cannot activate licenses there. For Named User licenses this means that this license type does not work on virtual machines. As for Floating User licenses, you can activate a license on a physical computer and then install and run AQtime instances on virtual machines. These virtual machines must have a network connection to the License Manager PC (that is, to the physical computer, which you activated the license on). If you own a Named User license and want to use AQtime on virtual machines, please consider an upgrade to a Floating User license.
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Does AQtime support my application?
AQtime can profile 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, .NET, Silverlight and Java applications as well as VBScript and JScript code. For information on supported compiler versions, see Supported Development Tools.
Does AQtime support managed and unmanaged code? Can it profile mixed code?
AQtime supports profiling of managed and unmanaged modules created with 32-bit or 64-bit compilers. For example, AQtime can profile code created with compilers provided by Microsoft Visual Studio ver. 2002 – 2010. Non-Microsoft compilers are also supported. For example, you can profile applications created with Borland Developer Studio 2006, CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 and 2009, Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010, Embarcadero RAD Studio XE and so on. Of course, profiling of mixed is supported. Profiling of mixed is transparent: you do not have to perform any specific actions - just profile your application as you normally would.
Does AQtime integrate with Visual Studio Express?
AQtime cannot be integrated into Microsoft Visual Studio Express because this IDE does not support third-party extensibility.
We have several offices. Is it possible to share AQtime licenses between them?
You can activate an AQtime Floating User in one of the offices. AQtime instances running in other offices will connect to it via WAN.
By default, the search settings, which AQtime uses to find the License Manager, work only in local networks. So, if you are going to share the license between difference offices, the License Manager PC must have a permanent external IP address and you will need to specify this IP address in the license search settings on each workstation. One more solution is to organize a virtual private network between the offices (see Using AQtime in WAN).