Re: Certificate Services Development on WinXP?

From: Shawn Corey [MSFT] (shawncor_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/28/04 

Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 10:43:30 -0800

That would depend on you target platform for your app, and what language you
are writing in. If you are using C then the platform SDK would probably be
enough, as long as the .h and lib files are available, this means you have
to run the program on the 2K box though. If you want to run the code on the
XP machine then we suggest you install the adminpak from a Win2k3 machine,
this will install and register the files necessary to run the code. We do
not recommend copying files form the win2K machine and registering them
since functionality that XP depends on may be removed by replacing files and
there may be incompatibilities from mixing file versions. Since the CA APIs
are COM then the app should be compatible with 2K if you only use the v1
interfaces. 

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"localhost" <primpilus@cohort.ces> wrote in message
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> I have a Win2K CA, and I want to explore Certificate Services from my
> XP desktop.  What DLLs can I copy/regsvr32 from the server to the
> workstation for development purposes?
>
> Thanks.

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