Rapid application development tutorial 2 Contents

Main menu
click 
Administration
and then click 
Publishing on web-server...
Figure 11-4. Opening the Publish to the web server wizard 
In the 
Publish to web server
wizard in 
Name
field input 
hello_1c
and in 
Directory
field see that the last folder is changed to 
hello_1c
. Then, click 
Publish
. 

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Hello, 1C 
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Figure 11-5. Publishing the application on the web server 
The platform will ask for confirmations during publishing. Agree with them. 
Figure 11-6. An example of the publication confirmation dialog. 
After the application is published, you can access it from any place around 
the world. To connect to the application you will need to know only its URL. 
Notice:
Details of configuring web servers are skipped in this book. In 
short, you will need to let 
IIS_IUSRS
user on the server an access to 
1C:Enterprise installation 
bin
folder, to the folder that you have specified in 
Directory
field of the 
Publish to web server
wizard, and to the folder 
where your infobase is placed. Then, you need to enable 
Anonymous 
Authentication
in Authentication settings of the 
hello_1c
IIS 
application and for 64-bit Windows you need to set to 
True
value of 
Enable 
32-Bit Applications
in advanced settings of the 
DefaultAppPool
application pool. 
In the tutorial you run it on your local computer, thus the URL will be local 
only. To log on type 
http://localhost/hello_1c
in the address bar of your 
web browser and you will see the 1C:Enterprise interface, with which you 
are already familiar. 

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