Powershell script: AddDbxlLicense - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help in Other Subjects DBXL Documentation (Entire Site) InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Browse Folders DBXL Documentation Installation and Setup SharePoint Integration SQL Integration Other Subjects XML-to-XML Side by Side Notifications Active Directory Event Receiver Qdabra Tools Document Deployer Bulk Operations Others qRules Excel to XML Template Parts SharePoint Revert UDCX InfoPath downloads Samples and templates Training DBXL v2.7 qRules DBXL v2.8 DBXL v3.0 DBXL v3.1 DBXL v3.2 FormsViewer v2.1 FormsViewer v2.2 DBXL v3.3 FormsViewer v2.4 FormsViewer v3.1 FormsViewer v3.2 FormsViewer v4.1 FormsViewer v4.2 FormsViewer v5.2 Qdabra Forms 2021 DBXL v3.4 Qdabra Forms 2022 Qdabra Forms 2023 Qdabra Forms 2024 Qdabra Forms 2025 FormsQuo FormsViewer FormsViewer Installation and Setup How-To Guides Samples and Custom Features Frequently Asked Questions Licensing Policy Known Issues & Workarounds Powershell script: AddDbxlLicense Download Contact Downloads: 511 File Size: 611 B Posted By: ErnestoM Views: 1,386 Date Added: 11-12-2013 If you have a SharePoint 2013 farm running Windows Server 2012 OS with the minimal server GUI installed, you won’t have access to Internet Explorer or Windows Explorer. In situations like this, you can install a license using the PowerShell. Using this script, execute:.\AddDbxlLicense.ps1 http://yoursite/qdabrawebservice <EMAIL_ADDRESS> C:\<path>\<license-file>.lic Filed under: licensing Comments No comments exist for this file. Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.