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INF: Commerce Server 2002 Security for Pipeline Components
This article was previously published under Q328521
When you use the ATL Pipeline Wizard in the Commerce Server 2002 Software Development Kit (SDK), the wizard generates several fixes for you. To use these fixes, you must re-generate your pipeline components.
NOTE: To use the pipeline component procedure, you must have already installed Service Pack 1 over your Commerce Server installation. Service Pack 1 replaces the files in the SDK that are fixed.
To re-generate your pipeline components, following these steps:
- Install Commerce Server 2002 Service Pack 1.
- Start Visual C++ 6.0.
- Open a new ATL COM AppWizard project.
- In the ClassView, right-click the Project Name classes tree, and then click New ATL Object.
- In the collection of Objects, click Pipeline Component.
- In the Short Name field, type the same name as the name of the component that you are replacing, and then complete the Pipeline Component property sheet as you did for the old pipeline component.
- Open the .cpp file for this new component and the .cpp file from the old component.
- Copy your custom code from the old file to the new file.
- Build and then register the new pipeline component.
- Add the new pipeline component to your pipelines, and then remove the old pipeline component.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Commerce Server 2002 Standard Edition
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