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Old March 9th, 2009, 02:16 PM
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How to create a reference to Proxy service that is located somewhere over the network, or on Internet?
And how to make Service that I have created accessible over the network or on Internet?
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You will need a copy of the Proxy DLL (and any dependencies) on your computer to access a service on another computer. Then you just add a reference to the DLL in your code. You can package up a service using DssDeploy so that you can give it to other people or move it to another computer. Bear in mind that you must install the same version of RDS on both computers first.

In your manigest you can specify a hostname and port number for the remote service. Maybe you should look in DSSME. To make a service accessible over the net, you will have to make sure that the firewall settings allow incoming connections on the DSS node port that you specify when you start up DssHost.

Lastly, the DSS node and the required service must already be running on the remote node when you try to connect.

As an aside, VPL includes a remote deployment facility. This requires the deployer service to be running on the remote node, but it will package up the VPL diagram as a DssDeploy package, transfer it and then start the service on the remote node. Perhaps you might want to look at this too.

Trevor





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