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 Once you have this SECS/GEM model, you can deploy it with one-button push to a .NET assembly.  The assembly name follows the name of the tool, so here GEMTool.dll. Including that in your project gives you access to all the features of the SECS/GEM model. Once you have this SECS/GEM model, you can deploy it with one-button push to a .NET assembly.  The assembly name follows the name of the tool, so here GEMTool.dll. Including that in your project gives you access to all the features of the SECS/GEM model.
  
-==One-time .NET Project Setup==+**One-time .NET Project Setup**
  
 When you first create your project you will need to modify your .csproj to include the TransSECS generated jar.  You need to modify the ItemGroup to include the generated .jar file Reference and AssemblyName. When you first create your project you will need to modify your .csproj to include the TransSECS generated jar.  You need to modify the ItemGroup to include the generated .jar file Reference and AssemblyName.
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 * Save and close the .csproj file. * Save and close the .csproj file.
  
-==Sample Host==+**Sample Host**
  
 The attached example demonstrates a host application.  It is a complete, functioning GEM host. The attached example demonstrates a host application.  It is a complete, functioning GEM host.
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