First Steps

These steps may take considerable time to complete, depending on the number of endpoints that you will need to access, and are not recommended or necessary unless you will be writing code against the Epic SDK.

1.    After the installation of Epic SDK is complete.

2.    Open a web browser. 

a.    If the full SDK is installed, and SSL is turned on type: https://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/EpicSDK.svc.  If SSL is turned off use: http://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/EpicSDK.svc.

b.    If using the SDK Core Service then use: https://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/ EpicSDKCore.svc or http://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/EpicSDKCore.svc

3.    From a command prompt, if you are using the full SDk service, run “C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\vX.X\bin\svcutil  https://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/EpicSDK.svc  /language:vb”.  If you are using the SDK Core Service then https://<MyServer>/<virtual directory>/EpicSDKCore.svc  /language:vb”.

4.    If you would like to consume all arrays as collection, please add “/ct:System.Collections.Generic.List`1” to the end of the above run statement.  Refer to the MSDN for a complete list of svcutil options.

5.    Add the .VB file and .config file that were created in the above step to your project.

6.    Remove the existing app.config and .VB file and rename output.config as app.config and the .VB file to the name you were using.

Note
If you receive any error messages or if SSL is invalid, check that the user has security rights to access the Epic SDK file path.