The generation and installation process creates everything you need to invoke the ASP.NET Proxy sample using .NET from IIS. The \samples\ASP.NET directory contains <method-name>.aspx files. The .aspx files may be invoked directly from the Web Browser. For convenience, there are additional files generated (operations.htm, default.htm, and blank.htm).
To view the .aspx files, you must create an alias to the \samples\ASP.NET directory using the IIS Internet Service Manager or the Web Sharing tab on the directory properties. You must enable this directory for Read and Execute access.
After creating the alias to the directory, start IIS and enter the following URL (assumes, the alias created is called myalias):
http://localhost/myalias
The default.htm file is loaded automatically. Alternatively, the following URLs are also possible:
http://localhost/myalias/default.htm http://localhost/myalias/operations.htm http://localhost/myalias/<method-name>.aspx
When the \samples\ASP.NET directory is created, all of the assemblies and resource files required to execute the sample ASP.NET application are copied into the bin subdirectory. The proxy assembly DLL, the runtime assembly DLLs, and the commcfg.txt file all are copied there. If any one of them changes, you must copy them manually to the bin directory or have the Build Tool rebuild the proxy.
Once the ASP.NET page is displayed, fill in all the import fields appropriately and click Execute. The proxy is executed and any errors or the export view is displayed.
|
Copyright © 2015 CA Technologies.
All rights reserved.
|
|