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Instead of a listing with complicated syntactic variables, here
is an illustration of what is which, with the PhoneBook project
as example:

Placeholders

<replace from="$key$" to="value" />

<replace from="$RemotionAssembly$" to="\PhoneBook\Remotion\net-3.5\bin\Debug" />
<!-- RemotionAssembly and WxeEngine are always the same, so... !-->
<replace from="$WebClientAssembly$" to="$RemotionAssembly$" />

• $ReferencesDir$: the name of the directory in
  the web application project for storing the
  references to the domain- and re-motion assemblies
  By convention, this node is named "References" in
  Visual Studio, so that's probably what you will use
  for the placeholder value.
• $DomainProjectName$: the name of the directory with the
  domain project in Visual Studio (not to be confused with the
  namespace)
• $DomainProjectAssembly$: The name of the domain assembly
  that shall be inspected by uigen.exe (i.e. where to find
  the domain object classes, without ".dll")
• $WebProjectName$: the name of the directory with the web application
  project in Visual Studio. (generated by uigen.exe.)
• $WebClientAssembly$: the name of the assembly that is the
  target of the web project's target. (i.e. the .dll-product showing up
  in bin\Debug or bin\Release after a compile and link).
• $RemotionAssembly$: a better name would be $RemotionAssemblyDirectories.
  It is the path to the bin\Debug or bin\Release directory
  where the re-motion framework's binary assemblies can be found.
• $WxeEngine$: where the re-call code generator WxeGen.exe can
  be found. This has been introduced for developers who might want to
  use an alternative WxeGen.exe. Since WxeGen.exe is part of
  the re-motion framework, its location is always the same as that
  of the other re-motion assemblies (see previous item, $RemotionAssembly$.
• $STRONG_SUPPLEMENT$: a VERY important placeholder for specifying the
  framework's version. re-motion, and by extension, uigen.exe insist
  on complete strong names.
  • NOT ENOUGH: Remotion.dll
  • USE STRONG NAME: Remotion.dll, Version=1.13.6.2, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=fee00910d6e5f53b
• $DomainProjectGuid$: The project GUID you find in the domain project's
  .csproj file. This GUID is included in the web project's (web client's)
  .csproj file, but not checked by anyone. Use a syntactically valid Guid,
  nobody will bother you.
• $USER_APPNAME$: a string with the display name of the
  generated web application
• $USER_DEFAULT_ASPX_TOPIC$: a string to be shown on the default.aspx
  page showing the Start link to aid the user (the string
  usually says "To start the application, just click 'Start'")
  This is harder to explain than to demonstrate. Click here and
  you will easily understand it: FIXME
• $USER_DEFAULT_STARTPAGES$: an invocation of the re-call
  function to be called when the user clicks "Start" (or equivalent).
  (try it out with the online PhoneBook)
• $USER_STORAGEPROVIDER$: the name of the storage-provider, as
  declared in the web project's Web.config file (generated by
  uigen.exe)
• $USER_CATALOGNAME$: the name of the database (and the
  identifier for the connection string) in the web project's
  Web.config file (generated by uigen.exe) – this should be
  the same as specified for dbschema.exe's App.Config,
  explained here: using dbschema.exe
• $USER_STATUSBAR$: legacy placeholder, always set to "yes"
• $USER_CLASSIC_APPSTYLE$: legacy placeholder, always set to "no"

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