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.

The Server project that you want to link to web application is after creation / restore available under the Projects and is Stopped.

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.