If you are wondering how the Web Part in MOSS called "WSRP Consumer Web Part" read the Blog Angus Logan and you will discover that first of all you have to create the. Config files in \\ Program Files \\ Microsoft Office Server \\ 12.0 \\ Config \\. There 's also a sample file called TrustedWSRPProducers.xml.sample.
To test the Web Parts you can use this file:
\u0026lt;Configuration xmlns = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/sps/2005/WSRP/Configuration" ProxyAddress = "http://Your_Internet_Proxy : 80 ">
\u0026lt;Producer Name="NetUnity" AllowScripts="true">
\u0026lt;ServiceDescriptionURL> http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx \u0026lt;/ ServiceDescriptionURL>
\u0026lt; RegistrationURL> http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx \u0026lt;/ RegistrationURL>
<MarkupURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</MarkupURL>
<PortletManagementURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</PortletManagementURL>
<!--SsoApplication Name="NetunityWSRP"/-->
</Producer>
</Configuration>
Se non avete un proxy allora dovete modificarlo così:
<Configuration xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/sps/2005/WSRP/Configuration">
<Producer Name="NetUnity" AllowScripts="true">
<ServiceDescriptionURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</ServiceDescriptionURL>
<RegistrationURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</RegistrationURL>
<MarkupURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</MarkupURL>
<PortletManagementURL>http://wsrp.netunitysoftware.com:80/WSRPTestService/WSRPTestService.asmx</PortletManagementURL>
\u0026lt;! - SsoApplication Name = "NetunityWSRP "/-->
\u0026lt;/ Producer>
\u0026lt;/ Configuration>
