Ranjitha, The three windows for the services is correct. You're not able to access the trader client.
You'll have to setup IIS to connect http://localhost/trade to the directory where the aspx files are. Another option is to run the aspx files from Visual Studios developement server. 1. With the 3 services running open the trader_client/StockTraderWeb.sln in Visual Studio. 2. When its loaded right click the C:\...\Trade project and choose Set as Startup Project 3. Click F5 -Ben Dewey ________________________________________ From: Ranjitha V [[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 3:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: .NET Stocktrader Hi, When I ran RunServices.bat, I got 3 command prompt windows. - .NET StockTrader Configuration Service Host - .NET StockTrader Order Processor Service Host - .NET StockTrader Business Services Host Then, I went to http://localhost/trade/, I got a 404 error ie. URL not found. Any idea as to what I am missing here? -Ranjitha On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 11:31 PM, Ben Dewey <[email protected]> wrote: > -> Under 7c, it is mentioned that we have to change the instance of the > database (mine is .\MSSQLExpress). Can someone point out as to where exactly > this change has to be made in the .exe.config file? > > With the latest code, the only thing that needs to be changed is the config > service/app.config. when you build this will create a > ConfigServiceConsoleHost.exe.config. > Although, the BS and OPS services won't work with SQL Express. See JIRA > and email archives for information on that. The current work-around is to > enable TCPIP on port 1433, which essentially enables your SQL Express on > localhost:1433 and localhost/SQLExpress. Meaning localhost by itself should > resolve to the TCPIP version. Instructions for enabling TCPIP are on under > the PHP documentation on the WIKI. > > > > -> Under (i) of 8a, when I right click RunServices.bat, I don't see any > option as "Run as administrator". > > What version of windows are you using? If you're using XP there are no UAC > prompts and you should be able to run regular without a problem. > > > -> Under (ii) of 8a, it says choose a run mode of either debug or release. > Kindly elaborate? > > These are the target builds from VisualStudio. If you using > BuildDotNet.cmd then run release. If you build the solutions manually is > the only time you'd want to run debug. When in doubt us release. > > > > -Ben Dewey > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ranjitha V [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 1:08 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: .NET Stocktrader > > Hi all, > > I am following > > http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/STONEHENGE/Stonehenge+.NET+StockTrader+Installation+Guide > to setup .NET Stocktrader. > > I have these questions. > > -> Under 7c, it is mentioned that we have to change the instance of the > database (mine is .\MSSQLExpress). Can someone point out > as to where exactly this change has to be made in the .exe.config file? > > -> Under (i) of 8a, when I right click RunServices.bat, I don't see any > option as "Run as administrator". > > -> Under (ii) of 8a, it says choose a run mode of either debug or release. > Kindly elaborate? > > -Ranjitha >
