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Building Secure ASP.NET Applications
Register Serviced Components
Register serviced components in:
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The Global Assembly Cache. Serviced components hosted in COM+ server
applications require installation in the global assembly cache, while library
applications do not.
To register a serviced component in the global assembly cache, run the
Gacutil.exe command line utility. To register an assembly called
MyServicedComponent.dll in the global assembly cache, run the following
command.
gacutil –i MyServicedComponent.dll
Note: You can also use the Microsoft .NET Framework Configuration Tool from the Administrative
Tools program group to view and manipulate the contents of the global assembly
cache.
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The COM+ Catalog. To register an assembly called MyServicedComponent.dll
in the COM+ catalog, run the following command.
regsvcs.exe MyServicedComponent.dll
This command results in the creation of a COM+ application. The .NET attributes
present within the assembly are used to populate the COM+ catalog.
Populate Roles
Populate roles by using the Component Services tool, or by using script to program
the COM+ catalog using the COM+ administration objects.
Use Windows Groups
Add Windows 2000 group accounts to Enterprise Services roles for maximum
flexibility. By using Windows groups, you can effectively use one administration
tool (the Users and Computers Administration tool) to administer both Windows
and Enterprise Services security.
● Create a Windows group for each role in the Enterprise Services application.
● Assign each group to its respective role.
For example, if you have a role called Manager, create a Windows group called
Managers. Assign the Managers group to the Manager role.
● After you assign groups to roles, use the Users and Computers Administration
tool to add and remove users in each group.