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Chapter 4: Performing an OpenEdge Installation in Windows
Shortcuts
Table 23 shows all of the OpenEdge product-specific shortcuts that can be potentially
available on a shared network server and clients.
Table 23: Available Network Server and Client Shortcuts
AppBuilder Desktop
Application Compiler Help
Audit Policy Maintenance Proenv
Character Client OpenEdge Management or
OpenEdge Explorer Tool
Client Proxy Generator
Config Release Notes
Data Administration RESULTS
Data Dictionary Translation Manager
Debugger Visual Translator
Keep in mind that the specific shortcuts available to a shared network server and its
client machines will vary, depending on the actual OpenEdge products installed on the
network.
Reviewing local intranet security settings
The .NET Framework includes a system of Code Access Security (CAS) that tries to
prevent untrusted code from performing privileged operations. You might need to alter
the CAS settings on your local machine to use certain OpenEdge features.In particular,
the ProxyGen tool and any OpenEdge application using the GUI for .NET features,
including the GUI client, Batch clients, Application Servers, etc., need higher
permissions than the default settings for network shares.
The NetSetup Utility includes the option to automatically make the necessary changes.
You should consult your IT administrator on the security implications before choosing
this option. For more information, see PSDN for a white paper on deploying OpenEdge
GUI for .NET applications.
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