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Using OLE Automation with Symantec pcAnywhere
Before you start
See
“Visual C++ object definitions”
on page 69.
Before you start
During a connection to the pcAnywhere Automation Server and its interfaces,
identifier parameters, known as globally unique identifiers (GUIDs), are passed
to the automation library API functions. A separate GUID is assigned to the
pcAnywhere Automation Server and to each exposed interface. These GUIDs
must be present in the system registry to connect an external application to the
pcAnywhere Automation Server and its interfaces.
You can register the GUID entries automatically if you are running the external
application on a computer on which Symantec pcAnywhere is installed.
Otherwise, you must register the GUID entries manually.
See
“Automatically registering the remote engine”
on page 13.
See
“Manually registering the remote engine”
on page 13.
Automatically registering the remote engine
Before you connect to another computer for the first time using your OLE client,
you must self-register the remote engine. You can do this automatically when
you start a remote object in Symantec pcAnywhere.
To automatically register the remote engine
1
To open Symantec pcAnywhere, do one of the following:
■
On the desktop, double-click the Symantec pcAnywhere program icon.
■
On the Windows taskbar, click
Start
>
Programs
>
Symantec
pcAnywhere
.
2
In the pcAnywhere Manager window, click
Remotes
.
3
Double-click a remote connection item.
This process registers the remote engine. You do not need to complete the
connection.
Manually registering the remote engine
If pcAnywhere is not installed on the computer on which you are running the
external application, you must register the GUIDs manually by running the
pcAnywhere Automation Server executable file (Winawsvr.exe). You only need
to run the executable file once to add the GUIDs to the registry. The
Winawsvr.exe file is located in the installation directory.
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