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.github/.styles/config/vocabularies/webforj/accept.txt

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+BASIS

docs/docs/configuration/licensing-and-watermark.md

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 By default, webforJ projects can be run but won't have a license certificate associated with them. When running an unlicensed project, a watermark will display on the running app's UI until a valid license has been entered.
 
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+For individual developers, getting a trial license certificate of webforJ is simple. Visit the [webforJ pricing page](https://webforj.com/pricing/), choose the appropriate plan, and follow the prompts to request a license.
 
-For individual developers, getting a trial license certificate of webforJ is simple, visit the license certification request form, fill out the details, and submit the form. Once submitted, a confirmation email with an attached `certificate.bls` file will be sent to the provided email.
-
-Place this file inside of the `resources` directory of a project, and the watermark will no longer display. 
+To let a webforJ app request a license from a service running on your development machine or internal network, go to [Local BLS License](./local-bls-license).

docs/docs/configuration/local-bls-license.md

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+---
+title: Local BLS License
+sidebar_class_name: new-content
+sidebar_position: 25
+description: Configure a webforJ project to use a locally installed BLS certificate and client configuration.
+---
+
+A local BASIS License Service (BLS) lets a webforJ app request a license from a service running on your development machine or internal network. This setup is useful when you have a serial number and authorization number and want the project to use the generated local license files instead of the default license configuration.
+
+A webforJ project made with [startforJ](https://docs.webforj.com/startforj) includes two license files under `src/main/resources`:
+
+```text
+src/main/resources/blsclient.conf
+src/main/resources/certificate.bls
+```
+
+Here's how to replace the default license files with ones generated with a local BLS installation:
+
+## Prerequisites {#prerequisites}
+
+Before you start, make sure you have:
+
+- Java 21 or Java 25 available to run the BLS 26 installer.
+- A serial number and authorization number.
+- A webforJ project with a `src/main/resources` directory.
+- Access to the machine where BLS will run.
+
+## 1. Download the BLS installer {#1-download-bls}
+
+To get the BLS installer, go to the [BASIS Product Suite Downloads](https://basis.cloud/bbj-downloads/) page.
+Once you've selected a desired language for the form, go to the **Select Product** section. In the **Product** dropdown, select `BLS`, and in the **Revision** dropdown, select the latest version. The required Java versions for running the BLS are under the **Revision** dropdown.
+
+Then, fill in the form inside **Contact Information**, and select the checkboxes inside **Download Terms**. 
+Once you've filled the form, select the `Download` button to download the BLS installer JAR.
+
+   ![Download form with BLS selected as the product](/img/configuration/local-bls-license/download-bls.png#rounded-border)
+
+   *Download form with `BLS` selected as the product.*
+
+## 2. Install and Configure the BLS {#2-install-andc-onfig-bls}
+
+The downloaded executable JAR has the following naming convention: `BLS<revision><date>_<time>.jar`. Locate the JAR and double-click it to launch the installer, or run it from a command console:
+
+   ```bash
+   java -jar <downloaded-bls-installer>.jar
+   ```
+
+Follow the installer prompts and fill in the required details.
+
+By default, the BLS installs in specific directories depending on the operating system, but can be changed in the **Directory Selection** window. Going forward, `<blshome>` refers to the installation location of the BLS.
+
+- **Windows**: `C:\bls`
+- **macOS**: `/Applications/bls`
+- **Other operating systems**: `/usr/local/bls`
+
+Once you've installed the BLS, it will open the **License Registration Wizard**.
+
+### License registration {#license-registration}
+
+1. In the License Registration Wizard, choose the `Retrieve a license` option:
+
+   ![License Registration Wizard with Retrieve a license selected](/img/configuration/local-bls-license/retrieve-license.png#rounded-border)
+
+   *License Registration Wizard with `Retrieve a license` selected.*
+
+2. In the next windows, enter your contact information, serial number, and authorization number.
+
+3. When you get to the **License Registration and Delivery Methods** window, choose `Register and install a license automatically`.
+
+After registering your license, finish configuring the local BLS as needed. If, at a later point, you need to change your BLS settings, or retrieve another license, use the BLS Admin at `<blshome>/bin/BLSAdmin`.
+
+## 3. Copy the generated license files {#3-copy-the-generated-license-files}
+
+Now, go to the `<blshome>/cfg` directory and locate the generated license files `blsclient.conf` and `certificate.bls`:
+
+![BLS cfg folder containing the generated client configuration and certificate](/img/configuration/local-bls-license/bls-cfg-folder.png#rounded-border)
+
+*BLS installation `cfg` folder containing the generated client configuration and certificate.*
+
+Copy `blsclient.conf` and `certificate.bls` into your webforJ project, and replace any existing files with the same names in the resources directory. Now, when your local BLS is running, your webforJ app requests the license from that service.
+
+```
+src
+├───main
+│   ├───java/
+│   └───resources
+│       ├───icons/
+│       ├───static/
+│       ├───application.properties
+│       ├───banner.txt
+// highlight-next-line
+│       ├───blsclient.conf
+// highlight-next-line
+│       └───certificate.bls
+```
+
+:::tip
+If your license files live outside the default webforJ configuration directory, you can configure the license directory with [`webforj.license.cfg`](./properties#configuration-options).
+:::