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12 Click Finish. The Flash Communication Server service starts up. The server runs as a

service, which means it runs in the background and starts automatically when the computer

is started up.

The installation is complete. If you choose not to start the Flash Communication Server service

right away, you can start it later. See “Starting and stopping the server” in Managing Flash

Communication Server.

About the installed files

When the server has been installed, you’ll find several files together with it in the installation

directory. If you chose the default directory in the installer, these files are located in C:\Program

Files\Macromedia\Flash Communication Server MX\.

It’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with the contents of the Flash Communication Server MX

directory before continuing with this chapter. The Flash Communication Server MX directory

contains these items:

• FlashCom.exe is the server application.

• FlashComAdmin.exe is the server’s administration controller.

• License.htm contains the text of the Flash Communication Server license agreement.

• Js32.dll contains the server’s Server-Side Communication ActionScript engine.

• TcSrvMsg.dll, xmlparse.dll, and xmltok.dll are additional components of the server.

• The conf directory contains the server’s hierarchy of XML configuration files.

• The Tools directory contains BAT files that can be used to start and stop the server.

• The flashcom application directory contains sample client applications you can use to

experiment with the server and get an idea of the kinds of things that can be done with it. Also

included is the Administration Console (admin.swf) that you can use to connect to the server

to monitor and control its activity remotely.

• The admin directory contains the Administration Console (admin.swf), which you can use to

connect to the server to monitor and control its activity remotely.

• You can find running samples in \flashcom\applications and additional documentation

samples in flashcom_help\help_collateral, both of which can serve as templates for your own

applications.

• If you have Flash MX installed on the same computer, the Flash Communication Server

installer adds the new Communication App inspector and the NetConnection Debugger to

Flash MX. These provide support for creating and debugging communication applications.

For more information on using these features, see Developing Communication Applications.

Installing Flash authoring components on the Macintosh

To install the Communication App inspector, NetConnection Debugger, and related help files

into an existing copy of Macromedia Flash MX on a Macintosh computer, you use the Macintosh

FlashComInstaller.

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