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To access an adapter, you must define a target that connects to the adapter. After the defined target is created, it automatically is saved. You must establish a connection to the defined target every time you start iWay Explorer or after disconnecting.
The Add a new DOTNET target dialog box opens in the right pane containing the Target Name and Description fields.
The Set connection info dialog box opens in the right pane containing the Assemblies' Directory field and the Search Recursively check box.
Note: The .Net connection parameters are consistent with those found in your .Net system. For more information on parameter values that are specific to your .Net configuration, consult your .Net system administrator.
In the left pane, the target name appears under the node where you created the new target. You have finished creating the new target.
The connection dialog box opens displaying the connection information.
If the parameters are correct and the DOTNET component is available, the defined target node (for example, SampleApplication) displays a plus sign indicating that you are connected to the target. Otherwise, an error message appears in the right pane.
Although you can maintain multiple open connections, iWay Software recommends disconnecting from targets that are not in use.
Disconnecting from the application closes the connection, but the connection still appears in the left pane so that you can re-open it. The connection node now has an x icon, indicating that it is closed, as shown in the following figure.
When you want to re-establish a connection, Connect is available from the pop-up menu.
After you create a defined target using iWay Explorer, you can edit any information that you provided during the creation process.
The Edit dialog box opens in the right pane containing two fields (Target Name and Description) and two action buttons (Next and Cancel).
The Set connection info dialog box opens in the right pane containing the Assemblies' Directory and Search Recursively settings.
You can delete a target, rather than just disconnecting and closing it. When you delete the target, the node disappears from the list of DOTNET targets in the left pane of the explorer.
A message appears, prompting you to confirm the deletion of the node.
The node disappears from the list of available connections.
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