WideStudio Application Builder User's Guide

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> ## Summary

> ### Before accessing remote instances

> The WideStudio application can access remote instances existing on a remote instance server, the same way as instances existing on that local computer.
> First of all, in order to access remote instances, you will need to know the whereabouts of the remote instance on a computer by asking the agent.
> An agent manages remote instances existing on a remote instance server.

> ### Before accessing remote instances

> Before accessing remote instances, the WSCvremoteClient class is used. WSCvremoteClient class supports communication to the agent who manages remote instances.
> Only actions to communicate with an agent are to be placed on the WSCvremoteClient existing in Object Box's NonGUI section on any given application window of the application.

> ### How to access remote instances

> Specifying a name, a remote instance can be accessed via a virtual remote instance given by object management. Please refer to Remote Instance Edition in the Programming Guide for more details.

Document Release 3.70 for WideStudio ver 3.70, Feb 2004

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