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public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); HttpChannel c = new HttpChannel(); ChannelServicesRegisterChannel (c); }

8 Set the Windows project as the startup project right-click on HelloWinClient and select Set as Startup Project 9 Build the project At this point, everything is ready You just need to create the configuration file for the client and deploy the component to the Internet Information Server (IIS)

In order for the client to communicate with the remoting system (in this case IIS), you need to create a configuration file for the client with the information that it needs This file will be called HelloWinClientexeconfig, and it will provide the channel information to the executable file EXAM TIP The client configuration file is named after the executable file and placed in the bin directory with the client executable For example, if the client executable is HelloWinClientexe, the configuration file is HelloWinClientexeconfig Create the configuration file as follows:

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<configuration> <systemruntimeremoting> <application name="HelloWinClient"> <channels> <channel type="SystemRuntimeRemotingChannelsHttpHttpChannel, SystemRuntimeRemoting" /> </channels> </application> </systemruntimeremoting> </configuration>

The configuration file uses an <application> tag to identify the name of the client class The channel information is provided by the <channel> tag The first attribute tells the client what type of channel to use, and the second parameter associates the namespace with the channel

The last step is to set up IIS to host the remote server component Start by mapping out the directory structure for the actual component The following files must be placed in the structure:

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<path>IISTest\Server\HelloWorldIIScs <path>IISTest\Server\Webconfig <path>IISTest\Server\bin\HelloWorldIISdll <path>IISTest\Client\HelloWinClientexe <path>IISTest\Client\HelloWinClientexeconfig

Set up the IIS server by following these steps: 1 Open Internet Services Manager In Windows 2000, you can select Start | Settings | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Internet Services Manager You will see the Internet Information Services window shown in Figure 27-7