Remoting Samples Readme

 

Building Remoting Samples
The Remoting Samples need to be built before they can be run properly.
To do so, please take the following steps:

·    run nmake

 

Remoting Samples Configuration in ASP+
The Remoting Samples need to be configured to before they can be run properly in ASP+.
To do so, please take the following steps:

·    If you are using IIS. Add a Virtual Root to the RemStart directory on your web server

o   Under Control Panel open Administrative Tools. (Start Menu, Settings, Control Panel)

o   Select Internet Services Manager from the available options.

o   Right click on the "Default Web Site", listed under your web server, and select new Virtual Directory.

o   In the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard, click next.

o   In the Alias field, enter RemStart and press next.

o   In the Directory field, enter the location of the RemStart directory on your web server, and press next.

o   Press next on the next tab.

o   Now press finish.

Repeat the above steps for the following samples:

 

·         HelloService

·         MyHello

·         MyMedia

·         Trader

·         MyStock

·         ObjectZone

·         MyObject

·         COMZone

·         MyCOM

 

Trouble Shooting

Make sure ASP+ is installed and configured correctly. Try running http://localhost/RemStart/HelloWorld.aspx

Make sure Remoting is installed and configured correctly for the application. Try running http://localhost/RemStart/RemDiag.aspx in each of the application directorys.

 

To isolate the problem try running the managed EXE version of the server.

 

MyHello and HelloService

 

MyStock and Trader

For example try running Trader.bat in the Trader directory. It will start listening for http on a different port than IIS. Then try running MyStockApp –i –cfg MyStock.DirectHTTP.cfg in the MyStock directory.

 

MyMedia and HomeMedia

For example try running HomeMedia.bat in the Trader directory. It will start listening for http on a different port than IIS. Then try running MyRemoteControl –i –cfg MyRemoteControl.DirectHTTP.cfg in the MyMedia directory.

 

MyObject  and ObjectZone

 

MyCOM and COMZone