ClientRemotingConfig.Write Method
Assembly: System.EnterpriseServices (in system.enterpriseservices.dll)
public static bool Write ( string DestinationDirectory, string VRoot, string BaseUrl, string AssemblyName, string TypeName, string ProgId, string Mode, string Transport )
public static boolean Write ( String DestinationDirectory, String VRoot, String BaseUrl, String AssemblyName, String TypeName, String ProgId, String Mode, String Transport )
public static function Write ( DestinationDirectory : String, VRoot : String, BaseUrl : String, AssemblyName : String, TypeName : String, ProgId : String, Mode : String, Transport : String ) : boolean
Not applicable.
Parameters
- DestinationDirectory
The folder in which to create the configuration file.
- VRoot
The name of the virtual root.
- BaseUrl
The base URL that contains the virtual root.
- AssemblyName
The display name of the assembly that contains common language runtime (CLR) metadata corresponding to the type library.
- TypeName
The fully qualified name of the assembly that contains CLR metadata corresponding to the type library.
- ProgId
The programmatic identifier of the class.
- Mode
The activation mode.
- Transport
Not used. Specify a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) for this parameter.
Return Value
true if the client remoting configuration file was successfully created; otherwise false.The static Write method is called by the Publish class while generating a COM interface from a client type library (with a .tlb extension). The Publish class publishes COM interfaces in a SOAP-enabled COM+ application.
Write does not need to be called directly. Instead, call the ProcessClientTlb method of the Publish class.
The BaseUrl and VRoot parameter values are concatenated (with a path separator, if needed) to form the client element's URL attribute value.
The AssemblyName parameter identifies an assembly containing CLR metadata that Publish, using the GenerateMetadata class, has already generated for the client type library.
Windows 98, Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter Edition
The Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is supported on Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and Windows Server 2003 SP1.