Modify the Server Project Parameters
For Launching Windows App Client on the remote web server (IIS), it is recommended to set the Server Communication as Stand-alone
and the Web Server Communication as Secured
in the Communication Security expander in SMC. For Server with a local web server (IIS), you can, however, leave the Server Communication as Stand-alone and the Web Server Communication as Local
.
You also must share the Server project with the website/web application user using the Project Shares expander.
- In the SMC tree, select Projects > [project].
- Click Edit .
- Some fields of the Server Project Information and Communication Security expanders are enabled.
- In the Communication Security expander, do not modify the default (
Stand-alone
) Communication mode.
- In the Communication Security expander, provide the Web Server Communication details as follows:
- For working with local web server (IIS): Change the default Communication mode (
Disabled
) by selecting Local from the drop-down list. This enables the communication between the CCom port and web server (IIS), without certificates.
- For working with remote web server (IIS): (recommended) Change the default Communication mode as Secured from the drop-down list. This enables a secured communication between the CCom port and web server (IIS).
- Configure a unique the CCom port number, if required, by changing the default.
- (Applicable only for Web Server Communication as Secured) Verify the default set host certificate for CCom port. For more information, see tips in Select Certificate Dialogue Box.
- Using the Project Shares expander, you need to share the Server project with the website/web application (IIS) user as follows:
- Select the Share Project check box to share project folder of the current project.
- If required, type in the Base share name to change the default set, the Project name.
- Click Add to add the website/web application user to the list of Group or user names using the Select User or Group dialog box.
- Click Save Project .
- If you have changed the Communication Security settings including the Web Communication mode, CCom port, or a CCom Host certificate, a message displays indicating you that you must align the Web applications on Client/FEP linked with this modified Server Project.