| 50 | | After you have successfully completed all the steps described above, you are ready to start developing your own services and client applications. |
| | 50 | After you have successfully completed all the steps described above, you are ready to start developing your own services and client applications. [attachment:"HeuristicLab Services Demo.zip" Attached to this page], you can find a Visual Studio 2010 solution file which contains two sample projects, one for a service and one for a client. These projects are a good starting point for developing custom HeuristicLab services. But before you are able to execute these two sample projects, some additional steps are necessary: |
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| | 52 | === 1. Update Client Service Reference === |
| | 53 | As we have created a new server certificate, we have to update the service reference in the client project: |
| | 54 | 1. Open the `HeuristicLab Services Demo.sln` solution file. |
| | 55 | 2. Update the service reference of the project `HeuristicLab.DemoClient`. |
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| | 57 | === 2. Create Users and Roles === |
| | 58 | For testing purposes you also have to add some users and roles. Users and roles can be administered using the `ASP.NET Web Site Administration Tool` which can be started in the solution explorer after clicking on the server project (have a close look at the tool bar of the solution explorer). In the two sample projects it is assumed that there is a user called "Alice" who is member of the role "Everyone" and whose password is "YouWillNeverNow". |
